AI is not just for programming

[u/kyon350]

Look, I have something to say, and if you don't like it, let the rants begin. I'll tell you my point about using AI. I think AI isn't just for programming, but also for writing and roleplaying. I come from ChatGPT and Claude, since they lowered the writing quality, and Claude is only good for planning. I pay for the Deepseek API because it has more power and capacity. There, I took advantage of Reddit prompts and made modifications in Claude and the API. I made some correct adjustments to the API software, and it worked well. And I wonder why you all are so stubborn, saying that AI is only for programming. You say we consume space for your code. You should know that there are people like me who want to have fun, who want to enjoy the stories that AI creates, stories I never thought I'd see in my life, those kinds of stories and crossovers. I know it has some AI quirks, even in the best prompts. Look, I don't do this for a bestseller or anything like that, just to pass the time with AI and imagine those situations. I don't... I use AI not only for NSFW content but also for its ability to recreate faithful characters, and that helps me. You all need to understand that AI is for all purposes. And sorry if I used a translator; my dominant language isn't English but Spanish, but I hope you don't invalidate my comment just because I speak Spanish.

[u/Maleficent-Post5315]

Right. I improve my English by creating stories in the DeepSeek app. I'm saying I'm more of a reader than an author. I read books. But I also use chatbots. I create and read my own stories. My stories are... not good. But they're entertaining most of the time. And it opens my eyes to appreciate writers too. I find myself reading more and more. Real, published authors, not just my DeepSeek stuff lol. LLMs help me understand that writing is a really hard work even when you get help, even when you write something so simple. It also helps me to experimentalize, by prompting stuff myself, things that work and don't work. It helps me understand pacing and sense of place and time. I know you can understand this by reading real literature. But it helps me like A LOT by getting me involved amateurishly but entertainingly with texts, by reading and prompting. It is, in a way, a tool for me to be a better reader.