would I read a book written by an AI? 

What's your opinion on AI writing books?

i'd wait for the ai generated ratings to come out first

Abi Yapay zeka'daki gelişmeleri çok beğeniyorum Ama bir hususta endişem var sanki bizi biraz fazla tembeleştiriyor. Bilhasa akademi sahasında üretkenliği azaltmasından endişe ediyorum. Buradaki kitap yazma durumu belki bir örnek Yanlış yazmışım düzeltim:)

We have an example of chess, where AI has been vastly better any human player for decades. Yet people are still more interested in watching matches between humans. Yeah, watching Alfa Zero crush Stockfish with some insane idea is fun, but still there is something about us that makes us mostly interested in each other. I cannot imagine myself being interested in anything AI can compile.

There's no authentic human experience when it comes to AI-written books. One of my favorite things to do when reading books is to see if the author has an autobiography. For instance, I read a bunch of Philip K. Dick novels, which I found quite underwhelming. However, when I read a biography on Philip K. Dick, my appreciation for his work increased tenfold. This was because I gained an understanding not only of him as a writer but also as a human being. Through an understanding of Dick's human experience, I was able to develop a better appreciation of his fictional works. How does one accomplish this with AI-written books? Interestingly enough, my favorite parts of the biography were when other writers, whom I was familiar with, would reference or talk about meeting Dick and what they thought of him. This tells me that the actual human experience is quite important, at least for me, when it comes to what I read. I don't see how AI can accomplish something like this, unless it creates some insane fictional universe filled with fictional writers who are all writing, are friends with each other, competing with one another, and influencing each other. Then, people within this fictional universe would write fictional biographies on these fictional authors, using scenarios where other fictional authors are talking about the fictional author they are writing about, and on and on. To me, it's just a complete mess. Why wouldn't I just stick with reading actual books written by actual human beings?

Book recommendations for you: The Jewish Enemy by Jeffery Herf Stalin: History and Critique of a Black Legend by Domenico Losurdo Liberalism: A counter history by Domenico Losurdo Fundamentals of Marxism-Leninism (Soviet textbook) Better Never to have been by David Benatar Blackshirts and Reds by Michael Parenti

How would you describe being able to remain curious about AI and not be terrified or disgusted by it? I can't help but be disturbed by the idea that AI could replace human art, even if it would lead to higher standards. Maybe that's just human hybris speaking, but I figured that anything written by AI, for example, couldn't have the same value to me. And a world where the vast majority of creative work is done by AI would be the greatest distopian. I wonder what you think about that.

Have you read books by Edward Tufte ?

Feed all of Dickens into a computer and ask AI to write a new Dickens novel. It would be interesting to see what comes out. It might even be fun to have AI finish his unfinished novel, "The Mystery of Edwin Drood". Perhaps in the AI novel, Mr. Pickwick will marry Little Dorrit?

Maybe I will give it a try just out of curiosity to see what it's like. But if it's a self help book then I won't go for something written by AI. Mmmm.. I think so.😅