What if someone said your writing is like an AI's?

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Yes, heart, soul, otherwise known as human feelings. You're not wrong. One thing AI can't do (yet) is to have an emotional reaction to something and share it in a new and succinct way that with a bit of luck will resonate with others who have had a similar experience. Because we know it's only AI, we don't get that connection with another human that we get when we know somebody is talking to us, though if we don't know who or what is talking to us, we might take it for it real art, if the output is exceptional.

I don't know how long it's going to be before they make a robot so sophisticated that nobody can tell its output is not human. I expect it depends on who the human is that's receiving the output. Some will be better than others at telling the difference, just as some people have "golden ears" and can hear flaws in very good sound reproduction systems that give the game away.

Fascinating subject, often touched on in science fiction. Don't know if we're ever going to get anything like Blade Runner happening for real. If it turns out that the mind arises entirely from the complexity of the brain, then it's only a matter of time.

I’m not dyslexic, but I’ve always struggled with turning my big ideas into polished writing. AI tools have been a game-changer for me, too. I actually use a suite of tools like Creaitor.ai, which has integrated SEO features that make it easier to not just write, but also make content that *gets noticed*.

I recently made a silly rap song using Suno v4 about Bobby Hill from King of the Hill being a wealthy gangster who secretly works with Buck Strickland (Hank Hill's boss) selling "shady sugar." I honestly had a hard time coming up with the lyrics so I relied on DeepAi to come up with a story for me.

While the song was a banger, some of the lyrics didn't make sense. Also, it seemed like it was made by someone who never watched the show and skimmed over a Fandom page. I guess I could've added more to the prompt? Speaking of emotion. The part where Bobby disses John Redcorn for being a cheater wasn't brutal enough.

While I could improvise my own lyrics, I wouldn't get the same sounding song I am sentimental to.

Sounds hilarious just the same!

I wouldn't worry too much about that. Sometimes the phonetic merit of a lyric outweighs the requirement for meaning.

I also get stuck with songs that I'd like to improve or expand, but I find I can't alter them without making them worse. I have a lot of snippets waiting to be "properly" worked up, and I sometimes wonder whether I should just present them as they are. When good musical ideas come to me, it's usually when I'm not looking for inspiration. There's nothing more unproductive than me sitting down to deliberately write something new. Good music ideas just happen to me when they want to, usually when I'm in no position to capture them. And I have that (possibly) Aspie thing where I feel compelled to stick to whatever I'm doing and to ignore everything else, however great those other things may look.