Guest author L.N. Hunter provides more observations about AI. See also some of his other guest posts:
AI Is Making Me Lie: One Writer’s Opinion — Do You Agree?
How Critique Sites Can Help Any Writer, Amateur or Pro
What Do Americans Have Against the Letter “U” Anyway?
L.N. hails from the UK; therefore his grammar and spelling is based on UK English.
Guest author L.N. Hunter provides his observations about AI. See also a couple of his other guest posts:
How Critique Sites Can Help Any Writer, Amateur or Pro
What Do Americans Have Against the Letter “U” Anyway?
L.N. hails from the UK; therefore his grammar and spelling is based on UK English.
This is the sixth in a series of story prompts: not just a couple of sentences — but a comprehensive outline you could use for subplots or entire novels.
If you create a story or poem based on something you read in this post, I’d love to hear from you in the comments area or via the contact form at the top of this page.
You’ve probably seen them on social media and television; heard them parroted by friends, family, and acquaintances. You may have had disagreements or downright fights about them. Maybe you believe them; maybe you don’t. However, every theory provides an opportunity for your muse.
This is the fifth in a series of story prompts: not just a couple of sentences but a comprehensive outline you could use for subplots or entire novels.
Police are sure they see a gun in someone’s hand, and they shoot the person, only to discover that it was