Your fantasy, my pen: let's craft your dream story!
Battybattybattybat:
Yes, yes you do because AI scrapes this site and many others. It scrapes published books. It scrapes poetry, and articles, and essays all originally written by a human being. That's one of the major reasons why writers and artists don't like it.
Hiccupx:
Despite what I said in my previous posts, I understand your concerns here, given that AI will develop over time. So this raises another question:
Should we make the stories section viewable by members only to prevent AI scraping?
Currently, the first page of each story is viewable to guests because it brings many new people to the website. To view subsequent chapters of the story the guest then needs to create an account and login.
The issues I can see here are:
* Closing the stories section would deminish our Google listings and reduce the number of new members coming here. This would reduce the income for story earners.
* Would it really make and difference? There will still be plenty of feederism stories our there anyway that AI can scrape.
* Can we really keep AI from creating an account and scraping the stories section anyway (premium stories would be safe because they are behind a pay wall)?
Here's some information you might find helpful.
capitalizemytitle.com/how-writers-can-prevent-ai-from-stealing-their-content/
There's nothing you can really do to staunch the general tide of generative AI, but it would be foolish to do nothing at all. Think of it like this. If you do nothing, then people looking to make a quick buck will become content farms. They will flood the premium section with low-quality stories at a rate no human author can hope to compete with.
The human authors will feel slighted and stop posting on FF or at least post less. And seeing there's a growing number of people that despise AI-written stories, they won't feel incentivized to join the site - let alone pay for it. You'll start to see a decrease in revenue in time.
You have two ways of handling this - ban AI-written stories or require authors to indicate the story is AI-written. That way those who do not want to read anything written with AI can filter it out. Most sites that allow AI stories
It's not a perfect fix, but it's better than doing nothing.
And once again, this isn't to slight OP in any way. He is clearly not trying to be malicious.
1 year
Your fantasy, my pen: let's craft your dream story!
Hiccupx:
Yes, we do allow authors of premium stories to use AI, since it's just another tool in the box, like spelling or grammar checkers.
LoraDayton:
Grammar and spellcheck already existed long before mass-market access to AI.
AI isn't a grammar tool. It can only function by scraping existing writing created by other humans. Even if you clean it up after, it is still theft. It's not reinterpretation or meta or research. AI is theft of work. AI cannot exist without a reserve of existing material. That's literally how it works.
You're absolutely right that there is no shortcut to sincere creativity, but it's mutually exclusive to AI generated writing.
Battybattybattybat:
There's a bot that scrapes these very profiles and stories (though I believe it can only access the first page) on this very site. Our words are being used for AI guys, we should feel honored. 😘
Morbido:
I want to assure you all that I don't steal stories or plots from the writers on this site. I solely rely on my imagination for the narratives, occasionally drawing inspiration from stories I've read over the years on this site. Moreover, I use AI text generators, though it's quite a challenge to make them as weirdo as our community when it comes to the theme of weight gain.
This is a passion project for me, something I wouldn't pursue if I weren't genuinely passionate about this genre of storytelling.
Battybattybattybat:
Yes, yes you do because AI scrapes this site and many others. It scrapes published books. It scrapes poetry, and articles, and essays all originally written by a human being. That's one of the major reasons why writers and artists don't like it.
Letters And Numbers:
And also -- ok, yes, all art is influenced by what came before it to some degree, sure. A writer in 2024 will be influenced by books they read and fold that into their own writing in one way or another. However, doing that requires you to actually read the books! Reading a bunch of Hemingway and then writing a story using Hemingway's voice can be an interesting project. Telling software to write in the style of Hemingway without having read or understood the source material is maybe a neat trick, but I think that's all you can say about it.
Yes, we do allow authors of premium stories to use AI, since it's just another tool in the box, like spelling or grammar checkers.
LoraDayton:
Grammar and spellcheck already existed long before mass-market access to AI.
AI isn't a grammar tool. It can only function by scraping existing writing created by other humans. Even if you clean it up after, it is still theft. It's not reinterpretation or meta or research. AI is theft of work. AI cannot exist without a reserve of existing material. That's literally how it works.
You're absolutely right that there is no shortcut to sincere creativity, but it's mutually exclusive to AI generated writing.
Battybattybattybat:
There's a bot that scrapes these very profiles and stories (though I believe it can only access the first page) on this very site. Our words are being used for AI guys, we should feel honored. 😘
Morbido:
I want to assure you all that I don't steal stories or plots from the writers on this site. I solely rely on my imagination for the narratives, occasionally drawing inspiration from stories I've read over the years on this site. Moreover, I use AI text generators, though it's quite a challenge to make them as weirdo as our community when it comes to the theme of weight gain.
This is a passion project for me, something I wouldn't pursue if I weren't genuinely passionate about this genre of storytelling.
Battybattybattybat:
Yes, yes you do because AI scrapes this site and many others. It scrapes published books. It scrapes poetry, and articles, and essays all originally written by a human being. That's one of the major reasons why writers and artists don't like it.
Letters And Numbers:
And also -- ok, yes, all art is influenced by what came before it to some degree, sure. A writer in 2024 will be influenced by books they read and fold that into their own writing in one way or another. However, doing that requires you to actually read the books! Reading a bunch of Hemingway and then writing a story using Hemingway's voice can be an interesting project. Telling software to write in the style of Hemingway without having read or understood the source material is maybe a neat trick, but I think that's all you can say about it.
Friendly reminder that you can plagiarize art. There is thriving market for it that existed long before generative ai came into the scene.
Now, to be clear, I am not making any aspersions about OP. I don't know him. He seems like a decent enough person who doesn't understand how generative ai works.
And that's fine. Not everyone is in the know about that. Doesn't make you a bad person.
However, generative ai isn't the same thing as drawing inspiration.
When something inspires you, you take elements of the original and make it your own. Sometimes it's clear what your inspiration is, but the end product is transformed by putting your own flare on things.
Generative ai is incapable of doing this. Instead, it cobbles together bits and pieces of things using predictive algorithms. This is why it often repeats itself or spits out nonsense.
It's also terrible at nonfiction because it cannot discern what sources are useful and what sources or not. It also has the habit of hallucinating data. Why? Because it writes thing based on how others have written things before and spits it out with the algorithm.
1 year
Wife opening a door?
Hihicassie66:
I guess most of my confusion came from her commenting she wishes she was fatter purely for sex. Like it was a costum you could put on and take off per se? I'm for sure not going to push anything because I want to respect her, just thought it was interesting/unusual. I appreciate the help none the less!
I guess most of my confusion came from her commenting she wishes she was fatter purely for sex. Like it was a costum you could put on and take off per se? I'm for sure not going to push anything because I want to respect her, just thought it was interesting/unusual. I appreciate the help none the less!
Ah, I see. She's got some fluff to her now, and she knows you like it. She probably made her peace with it to some degree, but doesn't want to be what she used to be. She wants to please you, but she doesn't want to lose sight of her own needs.
Basically, she's willing to indulge your fantasy, but that's largely it. That's not unusual when a partner doesn't share your kink. I've got some kinks my partner isn't interested in, but he's indulge them for my sake.
1 year
Wife opening a door?
Hihicassie66:
Alright so looking for advice here, as this is my first post even though I've been into this for 15 years. Some background, I have been married 8 years and even before we married my wife knew of my fetishes and what I liked. She tried stuffing a couple times and did (not on purpose) gain in our relationship but then had weight loss surgery. I love her for more than the fetish so obviously I was supportive and have never forced anything. But recently she's wanted me to jiggle her belly and feed her during sex, which I won't complain about in the slightest. I'm not sure how this came about so I talked with her honestly about it. She couldn't exactly explain why but it was something like it turns her on to see me turned on. She even said that when we are having sex she wishes she was bigger so I could jiggle her more and she knows I want her bigger. She even fed herself some chocolate and jiggled her own belly during sex. But she has a completely different mindset out of the bedroom, she eats healthy, works out when she can and obviously had that surgery so she can't eat as much. Having a couple kids put some weight back on her but she's not even close to the size she was before. I was just wondering if anyone had delt with this before? Is this a door opening? Or is she just giving me a little of what I want and won't go the distance? Again I hadn't thought of this fetish for years until she started doing this so I don't want to pressure her at all. I just thought it was strange she wanted to be fat, like she even said 350 pounds while having sex but is obviously opposed and goes the opposite direction in real life.
Appreciate you reading and if there's any advice or any similar experiences I'd appreciate reading them. I feel a little stuck but at the same time it's nice she's showing interest again after 7 years.
Alright so looking for advice here, as this is my first post even though I've been into this for 15 years. Some background, I have been married 8 years and even before we married my wife knew of my fetishes and what I liked. She tried stuffing a couple times and did (not on purpose) gain in our relationship but then had weight loss surgery. I love her for more than the fetish so obviously I was supportive and have never forced anything. But recently she's wanted me to jiggle her belly and feed her during sex, which I won't complain about in the slightest. I'm not sure how this came about so I talked with her honestly about it. She couldn't exactly explain why but it was something like it turns her on to see me turned on. She even said that when we are having sex she wishes she was bigger so I could jiggle her more and she knows I want her bigger. She even fed herself some chocolate and jiggled her own belly during sex. But she has a completely different mindset out of the bedroom, she eats healthy, works out when she can and obviously had that surgery so she can't eat as much. Having a couple kids put some weight back on her but she's not even close to the size she was before. I was just wondering if anyone had delt with this before? Is this a door opening? Or is she just giving me a little of what I want and won't go the distance? Again I hadn't thought of this fetish for years until she started doing this so I don't want to pressure her at all. I just thought it was strange she wanted to be fat, like she even said 350 pounds while having sex but is obviously opposed and goes the opposite direction in real life.
Appreciate you reading and if there's any advice or any similar experiences I'd appreciate reading them. I feel a little stuck but at the same time it's nice she's showing interest again after 7 years.
I don't understand the confusion. Your wife was extremely clear.
She doesn't share your fetish. However, she is willing to indulge your fetish because she likes to make you horny. Just check in with her from time to time and enjoy the ride.
1 year
