AI seems to be the big topic at the moment. Everyone has an opinion about it, so I thought maybe I should throw my two cents into the ring. First off, not only do I love romance, but I’m also a big sci-fi nerd. I have seen and read those stories where AI tries and/or does take over humanity. In my way of thinking, that should be EVERYONE’S warning signal right there. Meaning, we shouldn’t be messing with this shit. Period. End of story. Because it will not work out well for us in the end. Sci-fi stories have prophesied this for decades. I say this, then next thing I know, I’m watching AI animated cat videos on social media channels. I’m sorry, but those are just too damn cute for words. Maybe this is early proof that cats will run AI in the same way they run the internet? 😸 But I digress. AI and Fiction The real topic of this post is AI and the writing of fiction. There are ethical issues that have come around, which are namely that AI companies blatantly stole copyrighted works to ‘t...
I actually like Spam. A long time ago, I used to fry it up, put some cheese on it and have a Spam sandwich. It’s been years since I’ve had it. I’ve since learned that most people don’t like Spam. Which seems weird to me, but whatever. Sadly, this is not the sort of spam I’m talking about today. While I haven’t posted much in the past few months, I check my blog to see if, by the slightest chance, someone has left a comment. Sadly, the only people leaving comments these days are the spammers. Like why? Do people really read these spam comments and click on the link that’s in them? I sure hope not. These comments are easy to spot. They rarely make much sense, or they are blatantly advertising a product. Who knows if the product is real or not. Or it’s just a place that somehow collects your info. I’d like to think that when I look at my blog stats that all those visitors it registers are my adoring fans. Hey, I can dream. Sadly, most of those visits are from spammers. Or maybe all ...
