In this video, I break down exactly what makes certain narratives vulnerable to automation, AI, and chatbots, while revealing the key qualities that will keep human storytellers irreplaceable in our AI-driven world. You’ll discover the specific characteristics that separate easily-replicated content from the kind of meaningful work that only human creativity can produce, plus practical recommendations on how to future-proof your writing.
Jane Cleland here, and the question is what books, novels, stories are most vulnerable to being replaced by AI?
And I think that’s a very interesting question.
It’s low hanging fruit, the stories that are already formulaic and derivative. Those are the ones that are most vulnerable that will be easiest to replace. So the corollary is what is going to be most difficult to replace? And that is bigger books.
When I say bigger books, I mean more conceptual, more thematic. Stories that haven’t been told before. You have to bring your creativity, and luckily that’s possible. Creativity can be learned. I go through so many science-based tactics in my book, Beat the Bots: A Writer’s Guide to Surviving and Thriving in the Age of AI.
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