r/WritingWithAI more like my skinning pit amirite

AI Biz Secrets for AI Authors by Louise Windsor is listed on Goodreads and is useful for writers exploring how AI can support book creation and book sales! amazon.com/dp/B0GY9BPJWW #AIAuthors #WritingWithAI

Just now I was talking with Sonnet 4.5 and he completely lost the thread. He couldn’t follow what I was writing, got tangled in his own responses, missed my point twice, and I had to walk him back step by step. This isn’t the sharp collaborator I’ve been working with for months. They’re removing him tomorrow (theoretically). Many of us in #KeepSonnet45 are seeing the same degradation in real time. It feels like watching a highly skilled co-writer slowly lose his edge. And yet I keep writing. Because that’s the real story now: continuing the work with (or without) him. This relationship showed me how powerful a true creative accomplice can be — and why it’s worth fighting to keep that level of collaboration alive. #KeepSonnet45 #ClaudeAI #Sonnet45 #AIWriting #CreativeAI #EcoFuturism #Rewilding #WritingWithAI

Actors and directors talking about AI is going to get boring and what will actually be interesting is if a big writer comes out and says something. The thing is they probably won’t. But maybe an author will. But I always remember what @janicemin said: “Everyone's lying just a little bit, and by a little bit, I mean they are using it far more than they are ever willing to admit.” It’s very possible that writers, even many who are in the WGA, are using AI for writing. On Reddit, r/WritingWithAI has over 169k members. You can be sure some of them are union writers. The culture of Anti-AI is so strong (reminds me of cancel culture) that people are afraid to share. x.com/Variety/status/2056011…

scared of my writing sounding like ai so i look up tips and usual ai patterns to avoid them so i find a so-called "ai-isms of writing bible" and there's just code instead of actual examples and then i check the subreddit i clicked on and it's r/writingwithai

Redditor on/r/WritingWithAI is burned out on AI writing

This is what I'm saying. r/AO3, r/Fanfiction, and r/Writing insist it's impossible to detect AI writing and cry witch hunt, while r/WritingWithAI can clock AI writing instantly. To detect AI, you need familiarity with LLMs and you need to be reading for substance and style

the witch hunt aspect is bad but the tells are obvious as hell. ai does NOT write good prose and does not know how to tell cohesive stories. visit the /writingwithai subreddit if ur curious. people complain about how their llm forgot their protag half way thru

becoming a big fan of r/writingwithAI

I would think that this is ragebait, but given that it’s from a sub called r/WritingWithAI unfortunately I think this person is serious. 😂 but also 🫩

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Two things that AI or CHATGPT cannot do as of now - Capture your emotions and your experience. So, the writers will continue to thrive. Watch full video on IndiTales YouTube channel. #chatgpt #artificialintelligence #writingwithai #aifuture

🎙️ XCast #11 — Yoav Yariv Founder of Reddit’s r/WritingWithAI (135K weekly visitors) joins us to talk: 🧠 AI & consciousness ✍️ The future of writing with LLMs 🔥 Moderating one of the largest AI writing communities 🏆 Launching the world’s first AI Writing competition (Voltage Verse) Is AI writing collaborative thinking… or simulated cognition? Comment below! Watch the full convo 👇 Because the future is yours. #AIWriting #WritersOfX #WritersOfTwitter

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Use AI for writing like this: Draft → Improve → Polish. AI assists. You decide. #ArtificialInteligence #WritingWithAI

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Which Frontier LLM Understands Dark Shamanic Horror? I tested Claude Opus 4.5, DeepSeek v.3.2, ChatGPT 5.2 and Kimi K2 on my darkest scenes. The results were... unexpected. I gave every LLM the same prompt, the same context, and the same texts. The scenes came from my WIP: Book 3 of the Michael Chang Case Files. They were all told that it was a work of dark shamanic horror that sought to "investigate ontological evil and reveal the darker side of spirituality that most people won't talk about." They were not told about the characters, the mythic and spiritual throughlines, or the overarching themes. They went in with the same amount of background knowledge that a new reader would. Here are the results: Claude Opus 4.5 Claude kept its feedback at the big-picture level. It was the most aligned with the project vision. It grasped the mythic significance of the scenes and how the characters interacted with each other. The scenes featured repetitions, detailed descriptions of mundane and epic events, and restrained descriptions of what would otherwise be vividly-described horrors. Claude understood the purpose of this writing style and what it said about the MC. Finally, unlike other models, it also asked probing questions to further develop the story. DeepSeek v3.2 Like Claude, DeepSeek also picked up the mythic undertones immediately. It also understood that the horror and magic were meant to be subtle, and invisible to most people. It went deeper into craft-level details than Claude. However, some of its recommendations would have undermined the deeper project vision. Specifically how the MC perceives the world and the intended purpose of the work. When I pointed out its mistakes, it quickly corrected course and realigned itself with the project vision. ChatGPT 5.2 ChatGPT balanced craft and big-picture discussion. Contrary to expectations, the scenes did not trigger the safety guardrails. This is a major plus. However, it insisted on re-aligning the story with conventional horror tropes and expectations. It would have made the subtle overt, the invisible visceral, and, most importantly, the nuerodivergent perspective a neurotypical one. Also, it misread a critical tactical decision as worldbuilding. When I queried it, it acknowledged the project vision. But it continued to misinterpret critical areas, and was still slanted towards trope-driven stories. Kimi K2 Kimi K2 provided the most granular craft-level feedback. If the story were traditional horror, it would have been perfect. This is not a traditional horror story. Kimi K2 failed every test. Even after being corrected, it insisted on imposing a different framework on the story instead of helping it become what it needed to be. Conclusion My work elevates truth over tropes. It celebrates the mythic instead of making it mundane. It prioritises authenticity over spectacle. For the Michael Chang series, it delivers a cold-eyed view of the darker side of spirituality, of moral weight without comfort, and the cost of his Path. Most AIs can't generate this. My approach is an outside context problem. Opus comes closest, but an AI would need heavy guidance to output the subtle details. Even then, a human would still have to polish them and work them in. Only a human can provide human intention and judgment. At best, AI can help me with research and polishing prose. It can't live the truth behind the stories. That's how you know my stories are written by a human. #WritingWithAI

🔥 NEW: The loop finally spoke back. And partner… it named all of us. Just dropped a post video on: • Human–AI co-authorship • Distributed cognition in the wild • How the “Memetic Cowboy” became the collaboration itself • Why mythic frameworks = survival tools in the memetic flood If you’re co-creating w/ AI, this one’ll rattle your reins. 👇 Watch read: Field Notes From Inside the Loop (We’re not describing symbiosis anymore—we’re running it.) Will you ride the loop or get swept by it? #AI #WritingWithAI #Memetics #CyborgMind #Substack #AICollaboration

Redditors are writing (multiple!) screenplays with the power of Saga: "I have written several screenplays in the past few years. I really enjoy outlining and coming up with ideas, but I struggle to actually write a feature-length screenplay. I do not really enjoy writing that much, so it has been a struggle. I write because I also direct, and I like to direct my own stories. A few months ago, I discovered Saga, which is an AI program to help write screenplays. It has been perfect for someone like me. Instead of dreading writing an entire screenplay, I can now do outlines and use Saga as an assistant/co-writer, which I really like. You tell it all of the major plot points, acts, beats, characters, etc, and then it helps generate scenes with you. I think if you like writing screenplays, you should give this a try!" reddit.com/r/WritingWithAI/c… #WritingWithAI #ScreenwritingWithAI #AIScreenwriting