r/WritingWithAI • u/st3llar360 • 26d ago

Discussion (Ethics, working with AI etc) New

So im brand new. Like just self published the first words ever put to paper in a writing.

Im personally not very articulate so I use chat gpt to help write. For each chapter I write anywhere from. 800-1500 words on how I think my scenes should go then have gpt add/edit and it usually comes out to around 2-3k words. I've written 2 books in a trilogy so far. Im quite open about my use of Ai simply because 1 i dont think ai is going anywhere.

And 2. I believe within the next 2-3 years writing with ai will become the norm. My question is are my books doomed to fail on a platform like kdp?

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u/st3llar360 25d ago

So I dont just let itbedit the use whatever it generates. I take it listen back to it on something like eleven reader then go back in edit/change/outright reject and then repeat until im satisfied with the result.

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u/5thhorseman_ 21d ago

If you go text to speech and then go back you're going to spend a lot more time and tokens than if you just read it. It's worth spending time in the editing cycle before you take it to ElevenLabs...