5 Mistakes AI Authors Always Make

Here are five mistakes AI authors make, potentially derailing their writing careers. Whether you're just starting with AI writing tools or you're an experienced author looking to integrate AI into your workflow, understanding these pitfalls is crucial for your success in the ever-evolving publishing landscape.

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Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction
00:27 - Mistake #1: Not Prioritizing Education
03:00 - Mistake #2: Lack of Investing Mindset
06:13 - Mistake #3: Insufficient Editing
08:00 - Mistake #4: Over-reliance on AI
10:05 - Mistake #5: "Get Rich Quick" Mentality
13:31 - Conclusion

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[milestrombley]

I use AI to give me something to work on. As a writer who practiced for twenty years, I am confident to write and edit my own changes to make the draft better.

[loriwilde]

#1 is my fear for the future of writing. Authors who don't know that they don't know.

[MindSnackBar]

Could you please consider doing a full course/Master class video on using Draft to Digital and provide tips and things to avoid for beginners?

[awakz]

This was a good one dude, very comprehensive explanation and kudos for laying it out straight 👍

[behind_the_page]

I’m glad you are bringing up these points.

[danielrenaud]

I write nonfiction. My ideas fed into the machine getting ideas for prompts. Then I write the section. Then proofreading with proofing tools. So I'm writing my material.

[EricSexton]

I just finished a Horror Comedy Novella where Freddy Kruger and a bunch of other famous slasher monsters hang out for a night of poker...and while I am loving the idea, I am finding I am hating the way it was written cause I got lazy and relied to heavily on AI. As a direct result of this I spent the last week working on an AI Writing Exercise Loop Tool that gives you a random set of criteria to meet. You can set things how you want, but it will default to random. It will give random a genre, POV, locations, etc...and then based on the difficulty level and Loop level it will give you a word count to work within.

I also have some advanced settings that will force it to do some really wacky and weird stuff for people looking to challenge their creative muscles. But at the end, you can upload your work back into it and it will evaluate your work and give you a score and make suggestions for improvement.

The latest part that I just added based on this video (Thanks Jason) that I am really liking is the "New POV Challenge. After you have written something and given it for evaluation, it will ask you if you want to try the New POV Challenge. If you do it will reload your previous settings and let you go again. Then it will review your new work and compare it to your previous work and evaluate that.

[Rob-kovm]

A big one is authors not having a business mindset. A lot of artists just wanna make stuff and have money roll in magically

[giantsbane]

always always always works smarter AND harder

[everybodylovessnoopy]

Excellent video!!! Love the analogy at the beginning

[StoryScholar-Official]

AI is a really powerful tool. It should be used as one!

[williamtockman]

Fantastic video! Do you have any resources regarding editing? In my entire process using AI to assist with writing, this is my weakest point.

[thequickstartcreative]

I finished my first novella us AI and it's OK. I'm really good at writing 3000 word stories but I've never been able to get past 10k words. So I was really happy finishing a 40k word book. I may go through it one day and make it better but for now, I am happy with just finishing sonething

[zdjm]

Do you have any suggestions for the non writers on improving there writing skills? Classes or other videos ect.

[danielrenaud]

What's the best place to find an editor

[Lichslave]

Any tips on finding good artists for a bookcover?

[thomassilver]

Thanks for the great input however I have absolutely no clue who Mr. Beast is....

[TheRealTimeline]

In my experience, AI is very poor at writing parts of a story on it's own. It often comes out feeling overly generic. Having AI enhance your own writing is where I think AI became a great tool.

[mahimasultana]

Hey can u make a video about how to do writing related research with AI?

[KB-zqny]

Yikes, I need to work on my writing, because Chat GPT's rewrites feel impressive to me.