Using AI as a reviewer to improve my writing

[alohadave]

At this point it should be obvious to both @AlexBailey and @Bramblethorn aren't going to convince the other that either is right or wrong.

 

[Voboy]

At this point it should be obvious to both @AlexBailey and @Bramblethorn aren't going to convince the other that either is right or wrong.

I bet if you came up with a really, really, really good prompt, though, an AI could bridge that gap!

 

[theWollstonecraftWoman]

Oh, good lord, you've gone back to Yiddish speak.

Maybe!

 

[ElectricBlue]

I didn't even know you had grass. I thought it was all either deserts or crocodile infested swamps.

There's a bit of grass about. Apparently this year's Western Australia winter crop harvest is the third largest on record (17 - 18 million tons), South Australia slightly below the ten year average (8 million tons). NSW has a 50% increase over last year (17 million tons), Victoria just above the ten year average with 8.6 million tons. Queensland managed only 3.3 million tons.

Rain has been all over the place.

 

[Rollinbones]

I didn't even know you had grass. I thought it was all either deserts or crocodile infested swamps.

I've always kept a little grass on the wicket... If you know what i mean... Nudge nudge... wink wink... And I'm not immune to a tasty dessert or something hot and sweaty like a well trimmed swamp. Crocodiles are oft misrepresented creatures. Simply going about their days like an overweight Alligator, cruising muddy water looking for an unsuspecting tourist.

AI... I put one of my stories, "Dream Small" into a editor thingy recently out of curiosity and got told thoroughly off for foul language and idiosyncratic dialogue.

Creation does not follow rules.

We're all here against the odds.