Reflections on writing erotica with AI

[Pozzible]

1 hour ago, Pozzible said:

book from my childhood "Danny Dunn and the Homework Machine"

@versmetropig, just ordered paperback for $11 from Amazon. Look forward to reliving my 4th grade memories of the yearly Scholastic Book Fairs. 

[Pozzible]

On 12/21/2025 at 9:20 PM, PozTalkAuthor said:

PS. I have bookmarked NIFTY on my browser and will monitor gay/incest (I love incest-related romance stories). 

You enjoying those? I need to catch up on them. 

[versmetropig]

4 hours ago, Pozzible said:

@versmetropig, just ordered paperback for $11 from Amazon. Look forward to reliving my 4th grade memories of the yearly Scholastic Book Fairs. 

I love it @Pozzible! I got my copy of Danny Dunn and the Homework Machine from Scholastic back in the day! I was the kid who always had at least 4 books every month when one of the Nuns would open up the box from Scholastic and hand out our books for that month!

[Pozzible]

1 hour ago, versmetropig said:

I love it @Pozzible! I got my copy of Danny Dunn and the Homework Machine from Scholastic back in the day! I was the kid who always had at least 4 books every month when one of the Nuns would open up the box from Scholastic and hand out our books for that month!

Same, but no nuns. I think my fifth-grade teacher should have been. But I loved her. 

[hntnhole]

I think your work is great, Pozzible. 

Thanks for taking the time/effort to share your "experiment" with the rest of us.  

[Pozzible]

17 hours ago, versmetropig said:

I love it @Pozzible! I got my copy of Danny Dunn and the Homework Machine from Scholastic back in the day! I was the kid who always had at least 4 books every month when one of the Nuns would open up the box from Scholastic and hand out our books for that month!

Got my new copy today!

1 hour ago, hntnhole said:

I think your work is great, Pozzible. 

Thanks for taking the time/effort to share your "experiment" with the rest of us.  

WOW! Thanks for the compliment. Love following you!

[Pozzible]

Ignore my long rant about Venice.ai the other day. The interface did select a new model for me, but the previous model was hiding in plain sight. 

[meetme]

I find AI obviously fake. Whether it’s written passages or photography, it’s fake. Reading about sex, I can tell, because I have had sex, and computers have not had sex. They talk about successful anal activity with no understanding of the prep required or the limitations that present themselves. AI is something that manifests itself in many ways we can’t understand and there may be some benefit from it, but when it is used in place of a human activity it is lacking and should ALWAYS be discredited. In this world, there is truth and reality. I question the benefit of false writing and deception. I will avoid it as long as I can tell the difference and I think that’s a reasonable choice of action.

[Pozzible]

5 hours ago, meetme said:

I find AI obviously fake. Whether it’s written passages or photography, it’s fake. Reading about sex, I can tell, because I have had sex, and computers have not had sex. They talk about successful anal activity with no understanding of the prep required or the limitations that present themselves. AI is something that manifests itself in many ways we can’t understand and there may be some benefit from it, but when it is used in place of a human activity it is lacking and should ALWAYS be discredited. In this world, there is truth and reality. I question the benefit of false writing and deception. I will avoid it as long as I can tell the difference and I think that’s a reasonable choice of action

I absolutely understand that opinion. I LOVE AI. Also, AI SCARES me to death. I’m learning so much from my experiment. About AI, and even myself.

[meetme]

5 hours ago, Pozzible said:

I absolutely understand that opinion. I LOVE AI. Also, AI SCARES me to death. I’m learning so much from my experiment. About AI, and even myself.

I don’t know what’s to love about. Sometimes spell correct works but it can be very aggressively wrong too. So much AI is just about creating lies, seeing things that didn’t happen and that’s a very bad thing. Our government is broken and ineffective at regulating the modern world. Most lawmakers can’t manage the supermarket and the can’t be gatekeepers if a web of lies and misinformation. Neither can the creators be trusted to police their Frankenstein. 
it’s just fake and lazy, a tool of the uninformed promoting ignorance.

[Pozzible]

3 hours ago, meetme said:

I don’t know what’s to love about. Sometimes spell correct works but it can be very aggressively wrong too. So much AI is just about creating lies, seeing things that didn’t happen and that’s a very bad thing. Our government is broken and ineffective at regulating the modern world. Most lawmakers can’t manage the supermarket and the can’t be gatekeepers if a web of lies and misinformation. Neither can the creators be trusted to police their Frankenstein. 
it’s just fake and lazy, a tool of the uninformed promoting ignorance.

There’s not a lot I disagree with in your comment. And the concern about failure to regulate is what truly scares me. The possibilities medical and scientific research are what excites me most.