IWSG

Welcome back to another monthly post for The Insecure Writer’s Support Group (IWSG). The first Wednesday of every month writers from around the world gather around their keyboards and send words into the void–or the internet. :)The co-hosts for today are Feather Stone, me, Diedre Knight, C. Lee McKenzie, and Sarah – The Faux Fountain Pen!

You should visit all of us.

The optional question this month is: Do you use AI in your writing and if so how? Do you use it for your posts? Incorporate it into your stories? Use it for research? Audio?

My answer is a simple no. I don’t believe I need artificial intelligence to create. I need it to take care of the mundanities of life, not the beating heart of what it means to be human. But since I don’t want to leave you without beauty to wash away the horrid thought of AI taking over human expression, a song. Enjoy!

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About kimlajevardi

I am a forty-something-year-old writer. I'm currently drafting my second book. I've also written short stories, poems, and some non-fiction over the last several years. My interest in writing formed during countless hours with my nose tucked in books. I’m represented by Kristina Sutton Lennon at Focused Artists.
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37 Responses to IWSG

  1. 3mpodcast's avatar 3mpodcast says:

    I’m definitely with you on wanting AI to take care of the mundane instead of trying to steal creativity. (Shannon at thewarriormuse dot com).

  2. J.Q. Rose's avatar J.Q. Rose says:

    Thanks for a new word for me to add to my vocabulary! mundanities I also believe AI is not for creative writing. Thanks for co-hosting!

  3. Janet Alcorn's avatar Janet Alcorn says:

    I’d love to see AI harnessed to address the mundanities of life so we all have more time to create, rest, and spend time with those we love. Innovation should work for people, not attempt to replace people.

  4. Sonia Dogra's avatar Sonia Dogra says:

    I’ve managed to stay away so far. I hope it can continue that way. Thank you for co- hosting.

  5. patgarcia's avatar patgarcia says:

    Hi,

    I like the phrase “the beating heart of being human:” That’s my point to. I don’t need AI to be what I truly want to be –– a down to earth writer who writes her own stories.

    Thank you for co-hosting.

    Shalom shalom

  6. melissamaygrove's avatar melissamaygrove says:

    I could you some AI for mundane tasks, too. LOL

    Thanks for co-hosting. 🙂

  7. canyonwhispers@gmail.com's avatar canyonwhispers@gmail.com says:

    Great post! Thanks for co-hosting and sharing a song!

  8. Kristina Kelly's avatar Kristina Kelly says:

    I am also a no. When it can clean my house and cook my food then maybe I’ll sign up.

  9. Thanks for hosting today. I’m also AI-adverse, though I’m sure there are some ways it can be helpful. I just don’t have the patience or interest to dig them out. @samanthabwriter from <a href=”http://samanthabryant.com“>Balancing Act</a>

  10. Natalie Aguirre's avatar Natalie Aguirre says:

    Thanks for co-hosting. And for sharing the awesome song.

  11. spunkonastick's avatar spunkonastick says:

    When it can do the annoying detail mundane stuff like pay bills, I’m there!

  12. mlouisebarbourfundyblue's avatar mlouisebarbourfundyblue says:

    Thanks for co-hosting today, Kim! I hope you have lots of fun! I enjoyed the video.

  13. alohagmb13's avatar alohagmb13 says:

    Mahalo for co-hosting today. Cult of Personality certainly awakens creativity.

    Gail M Baugniet – Author : #IWSG Focus on AI For Writers (gail-baugniet.blogspot.com)

  14. Thanks for co-hosting today. Love the song!

  15. Such a cool song. Thanks for co-hosting today!

  16. Unknown's avatar Anonymous says:

    Hi Kim,
    Music enriches so many aspects of our lives. Here’s an example in our lives. For over a week, my husband’s fingers were aching and screaming with pain.

    We started playing concerts orchestrated by André Rieu, an internationally famous conductor. (hint: The ladies in the orchestra wear fancy ball gowns and Andre interacts with the musicians and audience).

    By the end of the 1.5 hour concert, the pain was gone from Rick’s fingers. We assume the music relaxed his body and the pain went away.

    Here’s a favorite:
    André Rieu live at Schönbrunn Palace, Vienna (Full Concert – Remastered)
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F44HIzt3qU0&t=3149s

    Thanks for co-hosting!

    Lynn
    https://la-vita.us/insecure-writers-support-group/

  17. Thanks for hosting. No idea why linky won’t let me near anybody ? Re-named HAL ?

    Esther

  18. Unknown's avatar Nancy Gideon says:

    Thanks for hosting, Kim! Totally agree. AND for the post of one of my favorite songs.

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