AI for Creative Writing, which is best?

[StarkContrast]

AI's getting better but it's not there yet. I fed Grok and ChatGPT a file of 20 of my short stories to review. It's my style so I asked it to come up with creative short stories, and I fed it a few topics. Still knew it was AI. Definitely was leaning the way I would write but not there yet.

The human touch will always win out. Plus the process of creating is lost if you rely on AI. There's just something about coming up with an idea, drafting it, rewriting, editing, editing, editing, editing, proofing, and hitting Publish.

 

[BottingSubsForMoney420]

I've played around with a few of the tools out there, but I've been mostly disappointed with the creative writing side.
Great for structure, and article writing, but it's been at least for me kind of crappy at writing creative niche short stories.
What one do you think is best? Grok? Gemini? ChatGPT? I seem to end up re-writing allot of it to sound more human.

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[laundrymachine]

AI sucks for this kind of stuff. LLMs parse preexisting information together to create responses, they're FUNDAMENTALLY unable to be creative. You'll get writing that sounds alright on the surface, but lacks inner-meaning.

That being said, I've found that Grok is super helpful for researching and creating outlines for my creative writing essays. If I am to use AI purely for creative writing, I'll use ChatGPT.

 

[flackz]

AI sucks for this kind of stuff. LLMs parse preexisting information together to create responses, they're FUNDAMENTALLY unable to be creative

No, they (modern AI models) are designed to create, and they can do so much better than you or any overage human. If you can't get it to work properly, then you just don't know how to compose prompts.

As for Grok 3, it can generate texts that easily pass AI detectors without manual editing. I've posted many examples here on BlackHatWorld.

 

[zz2crazy]

ChatGPT for me as long as you have a proper prompt. Give it a role, rules and the context of what you want to write.

 

[AdNeko]

I think ChatGPT is king for content writing. Also prompt is very important than tool.
Break combine:
chatgpt + good prompt

 

[donaldcastro1980]

jasper, copy.ai also good

 

[theeyeinside]

Good books on WeLib.org

Creative writing, using AI to write specialty fiction (romance, sci-fil, horror, etc)

Sincerely,

The Eye