Reposted by Kim Murdock
Writers, if you are against AI, do not put your writing into ANY tool that is itself AI. Not to check grammar, not to "prove" you wrote it yourself.
Everything you give them becomes part of their data, even if it's only to "improve their service" or whatever BS they tell you.
![Some notes:
[1] Submit your poetry manuscript to the opening in the oldest tree you pass on your walks.
[2] Protest AI by going on walks and writing surreal poems on fallen leaves.
[3] Create more weird novellas, more experimental films, more tiny poems, more nature trails, more loud albums, more fables.
[4] Subscribe to the weekly newsletter written by the witch who lives in a cloud above your home.
[5] Write a poem on the bottom of your shoes then walk for hours until every word is a ghost.
[6] Reach a point in your life where you go to the library twice a week.
[7] Write tiny surrealist poems to combat The Dread.
[8] Understand the creative process: we never know what we’re doing until we do.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:4fapzml6rxabrqbw3ih36msj/bafkreifxvpuc2aatzksnm7uootkiqt2v47c6dw6dmtjglchzpvnylosrga)
