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This is already pretty real
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I know that you're probably right. I think right now my disinterest stems from lack of trust that it can be creative/novel or maintain consistent and intentional themes or styles over the course of lots of writing, and I'm mentally flagging that as a solely human trait for now.
If true AGI happens, it won't matter.
Again machine fiction either possesses those traits or it doesn't, while it doesn't there is no competition and if it does then its inorganic source is objectively irrelevant, at least in regard of reading.