J. Kevin TumlinsonHostHowever, here are some ways that I'm using AI currently with a book that I'm working on.
And it's based around the history of a company, but in particular around a woman who was with the company from its founding all the way up until...
She was with the company in its earliest days, and she passed in like the 80s.
I got a ton of research, more than I could really use, which is the way research works.
Anytime I've ever researched things for the historic aspects of my thrillers, for example, you get a lot more than you can really use.
Now, just like outlining and doing character sheets and things like that, there is an argument to be made that having more of that stuff, the background and everything, even though it's not going to be used, it feeds things within your mind that make it easier for you to convey the story in an engaging way.
And so having read through and done all this research, I'm sure that has fed the story.
But keeping track of everything and organizing it in such a way to tell the story I'm trying to tell has been challenging.
However, here are some ways that I'm using AI currently with a book that I'm working on.
And it's based around the history of a company, but in particular around a woman who was with the company from its founding all the way up until...
She was with the company in its earliest days, and she passed in like the 80s.
I got a ton of research, more than I could really use, which is the way research works.
Anytime I've ever researched things for the historic aspects of my thrillers, for example, you get a lot more than you can really use.
Now, just like outlining and doing character sheets and things like that, there is an argument to be made that having more of that stuff, the background and everything, even though it's not going to be used, it feeds things within your mind that make it easier for you to convey the story in an engaging way.
And so having read through and done all this research, I'm sure that has fed the story.
But keeping track of everything and organizing it in such a way to tell the story I'm trying to tell has been challenging.
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