I don't know if there are novel writers here, but how to make ChatGPT write content that you want?

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I would like to write an action scene, wars, and graphic violence. I'm curious if anyone has tried.
 
i would steer clear of chatgpt and the like for novel writing. Only because i think they ai auditors (humans) could potentially steal an idea!
 
How about asking it how you can learn to write the script instead of asking for content, you have no imagination? Once you written an original script and not a AI written one, you can use AI to proof read it. That's how AI should be used, All these lazy people these days. FB is full of it. Fake articles which you can clearly see it's AI, fake photo's, these people give AI a bad name!

I'm working on a book and Yes I also use the help of AI but only for proofreading, that's why people that like my stuff as I put my feelings in it, same with my music.

What is the problem you are having exactly? I have published ai-written books
Lame!
 
Give him full details, tell him to roleplay as what you do exactly, and to type as your point of view
Yep, I replied. Its frustrating especially when I want to make the scene bloody. haha
 
Get something offline. If you want to generate books or content. But I have to agree with Glootie. Proofreading and the like chatgpt is useful for. Pacing the story to some extent but. I dont think it should be relied on for ideas. Just look at Walt Disney now. They are in a panic and loosing mega millions depending to heavily on the kind of tools that you are discussing...
 
Write 2 versions. One with your real setting, real characters, and without explicit violence. You can get entire scene and action without blood and gore. Second version with a different setting like cartoons or cooking. For example, you can write "Michelle held the knife with a tight grip when Nathan disconnected the call. She couldn't let go of him. Her hands were shivering. She immediately lifted the knife and stabbed the tomato sauce sachet. The sauce splattered all over the kitchen. She wiped the sauce off her face and threw the knife away." It's a domestic setting but works very well to describe emotions and gore. You need to give AI exactly what you want, so refine the prompt with as many details as possible. It worked for me but I had to do heavy editing.
 
@irenefritz0209 @PROXYWARS Use multi-quote in future.

Also, ChatGPT doesn't write anything. It regurgitates stuff that already exists - you know, stuff that people wrote with their own imaginations. But I'm sure you could make the fucking thing spew out an amalgam of something stolen from somewhere else.
 
Well, these are precisely the topics. Chat GPT doesn't want to generate—even mature issues.
Try perplexity it did more for me, and then handwrite any scenes that are graphic and insert them into the generated story. Or you can try github for uncensored local options, good luck!
 
@irenefritz0209 @PROXYWARS Use multi-quote in future.

Also, ChatGPT doesn't write anything. It regurgitates stuff that already exists - you know, stuff that people wrote with their own imaginations. But I'm sure you could make the fucking thing spew out an amalgam of something stolen from somewhere else.

Well its also of a concern how such tools where initially trained. I hear some people in a African country where used to train it. And where paid like $2 per hour. Which is actually shocking i wonder how that process worked? But, in terms of inspiration all is fair and love in this war. As long as it aint copyrighted you cant claim jack all and thats the bottom line cause i said so! Lol
 
I would like to write an action scene, wars, and graphic violence. I'm curious if anyone has tried.
Be specific in your prompt—describe the setting, characters, and actions in detail. Ask for scene-by-scene or paragraph-by-paragraph output, and guide ChatGPT on tone, pacing, and level of violence to get the content you want.
 
Oh, it's just that there's one story I'd like to write with the help of AI. Nothing serious. It's a fan-based story. To destress.
Get something offline. If you want to generate books or content. But I have to agree with Glootie. Proofreading and the like chatgpt is useful for. Pacing the story to some extent but. I dont think it should be relied on for ideas. Just look at Walt Disney now. They are in a panic and loosing mega millions depending to heavily on the kind of tools that you are discussing...
 
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