I think character development can make fictional AI conversations much more engaging
If the characters have personalities, motivations, history, and their own opinions, the interaction feels less repetitive
For people interested in NSFW AI writing, how important is the actual character and story development to you?
I write show notes for podcasts, and as soon as ChatGPT came out I knew it would come for my job but I thought it would take a few years. Today I had my third (and biggest) client tell me they are moving towards AI created show notes.
Five years I’ve spent doing this and thought I’d found my money hack to life, guess it’s time to rethink my place in the world, can’t say it doesn’t hurt but good things can’t last forever I guess
Jobs are going to disappear quick, I’m just one of the first.
I do not think AI has created a content revolution. I think it has created a content overload.
Companies can now produce blogs, reports, whitepapers and social posts much faster and cheaper than before. But producing more content does not necessarily mean producing better content.
The biggest thing AI struggles with is originality.
It can improve a sentence, organize an argument or generate 20 versions of the same idea in minutes. But genuine opinions usually come from experience, understanding your industry, knowing your customers and having something different to say.
The problem is that everyone is now saying the same things about AI and content. So naturally, AI keeps giving us the same ideas back.
Content is starting to feel like one big loop of clichés.
Maybe the best way to break that loop is to actually write something yourself. Say something that only you would say, even if it is not perfectly polished.
And yes, maybe leave a few grammatical mistakes in there too.
How many did you notice in this post?
Got one TikTok account warning last week and now I overthink every upload before posting it.
Not even a serious violation either. The video just got flagged for “low quality content” and since then my reach feels completely off. Videos that normally would’ve done decent are now barely getting pushed.
Part of me thinks it’s coincidence.
Part of me feels like TikTok quietly limits accounts after warnings.
Account has around 52k TikTok followers so maybe I’m just noticing the drop more now.
Kinda curious if other people changed how they post after getting hit with a warning too.
I used to want a bigger account so bad because I thought more TikTok followers automatically meant more views.
Honestly feels opposite now.
When my page had like 8k followers, videos were hitting 20k-50k views pretty often. Comments were active too. Now I’m sitting at 96k and half my uploads struggle to even touch 2k.
Not even saying my content is amazing or anything, but the drop feels weirdly sudden. Almost like TikTok stopped recommending my account properly.
Makes me wonder if smaller creators actually get pushed harder by the TikTok algorithm lately.