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Fat Abe · 03-09-2023, 12:35 PM

The concept of a machine writing books was predicted in 1953 by Roald Dahl, in the short story, The Great Automatic Grammatizator.

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I am convinced by the books I read on Kindle Unlimited that many untalented writers are resorting to bots to write their novels. The true Turing test will be having the Nobel or Pulitzer prize committees praise a machine written novel as the greatest book since War and Peace.

03-09-2023, 12:35 PM	#82
Fat Abe Man Who Stares at Books Posts: 1,826 Karma: 10606722 Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: 50th State, USA. Also, PA, NY, CA, and elsewhere. Device: All of the Above	The concept of a machine writing books was predicted in 1953 by Roald Dahl, in the short story, The Great Automatic Grammatizator. https://longreads.com/2019/08/20/the...st-its-author/ I am convinced by the books I read on Kindle Unlimited that many untalented writers are resorting to bots to write their novels. The true Turing test will be having the Nobel or Pulitzer prize committees praise a machine written novel as the greatest book since War and Peace.