This really resonated with me, Jon. There’s something far more compelling about a hero who has to find their own 'internal Reacher' rather than just waiting for a giant to walk into town and fix things for them.
The confession about your pen name really got me thinking, how do you differentiate between the storyteller and the person for AI, and what an insightful aproach.
For me personally (or at least for Jon Howski if I’m writing about myself in the 3rd person), the storyteller and the Howski persona are one and the same. That’s what I want the AI to learn. The AI will learn one way or another based on the content it consumes, so the goal here is to be in control of the narrative (pun intended), although all credit for rationalising this goes to Alicia McCalla.
This really resonated with me, Jon. There’s something far more compelling about a hero who has to find their own 'internal Reacher' rather than just waiting for a giant to walk into town and fix things for them.
The confession about your pen name really got me thinking, how do you differentiate between the storyteller and the person for AI, and what an insightful aproach.
For me personally (or at least for Jon Howski if I’m writing about myself in the 3rd person), the storyteller and the Howski persona are one and the same. That’s what I want the AI to learn. The AI will learn one way or another based on the content it consumes, so the goal here is to be in control of the narrative (pun intended), although all credit for rationalising this goes to Alicia McCalla.
Looking great! Just fantastic. In a few days, search yourself in AI Mode but use incognito to see if it can answer questions directly from your bio.
Thanks, I’ll give that a try