No, I get that! I just wish it was more active here and in communities dedicated to writing erotica, roleplay, and other forms of text-based interactions, if they exist on Lemmy.
I’ll vouch for this and second it. But allow me to add I want more human written erotica instead of AI chum/slop. As someone who enjoys both reading and writing erotica, seeing the communities flooded with that material saddens me.
Poorly writen erotica by a human is more precious - to me! - than better written by a machine; at least the person is trying to learn to write and express themselves.
I’d be more than willing to help someone write their story if asked to, proof read it or just discuss their ideas. Writers to get soundboards easily.edit Writers, and even more those who dedicate to erotica, have a hard time to get soundboards - or anyone, by extension! - to help with their work.
Absolutely agree. We have to accept that AI is here to stay and will only become more prevalent, as much as I wish it wasn’t so. I still wish AI content could at least be labeled as such and confined to its own spaces instead of attempting to be passed as human-created work.
I have this intuition that AI will fizzle out from many places after this initial incursion. It will remain - the box is open - but much more confined.
At present, AI is being used to devalue human agency, work and value. The developers of AIs have labeled us mortals as flawed, discardable and replaceable, which we are not.
There is a breaking point forming. And at that event, many things will be rolled back.
Overall, I agree with you! I think it will follow a similar trend to the dotcom bubble, but that we still have a ways to go before it bursts. AI still needs refining in certain areas, and people REALLY value convenience. Whether it is convenience in the form of sacrificing quality for saved costs or the convenience of engagement online for art they didn’t have to make.
I’d like more users and activity on text-based NSFW subs like this one! More discussions, chats, erotica.
And here we go making that a activity happen ourselves.
No, I get that! I just wish it was more active here and in communities dedicated to writing erotica, roleplay, and other forms of text-based interactions, if they exist on Lemmy.
Same. I like teasing people. It would be pretty good seeing someone lose it at my messages.
Too bad even then, I can’t get rid of the polite language 😮💨
I’ll vouch for this and second it. But allow me to add I want more human written erotica instead of AI chum/slop. As someone who enjoys both reading and writing erotica, seeing the communities flooded with that material saddens me.
Poorly writen erotica by a human is more precious - to me! - than better written by a machine; at least the person is trying to learn to write and express themselves.
I’d be more than willing to help someone write their story if asked to, proof read it or just discuss their ideas.
Writers to get soundboards easily.edit Writers, and even more those who dedicate to erotica, have a hard time to get soundboards - or anyone, by extension! - to help with their work.Absolutely agree. We have to accept that AI is here to stay and will only become more prevalent, as much as I wish it wasn’t so. I still wish AI content could at least be labeled as such and confined to its own spaces instead of attempting to be passed as human-created work.
I have this intuition that AI will fizzle out from many places after this initial incursion. It will remain - the box is open - but much more confined.
At present, AI is being used to devalue human agency, work and value. The developers of AIs have labeled us mortals as flawed, discardable and replaceable, which we are not.
There is a breaking point forming. And at that event, many things will be rolled back.
Overall, I agree with you! I think it will follow a similar trend to the dotcom bubble, but that we still have a ways to go before it bursts. AI still needs refining in certain areas, and people REALLY value convenience. Whether it is convenience in the form of sacrificing quality for saved costs or the convenience of engagement online for art they didn’t have to make.
This. I can look at boobs anywhere, but there’s increasingly fewer and fewer spaces I can have adult conversations about adult topics.