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“Psst! Wanna Get Rich?" | Interactive Storytelling Tools for Writers | Chris Crawford

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For many years I have pointed out that there’s a huge stock of soap opera scripts that could be mined for interactive storytelling. With LLM technology, we now have exactly what we need to accomplish that. Doing so will require a combination of efforts, so we’ll need a startup to put those pieces together. Here’s a sketch of the basic scheme: Personnel First, somebody forms the startup. I will NOT be part of it; I just turned 74 and the manic pace of startups is for younger people. I’ll be happy to advise, but I think it’s best for all if I’m on the sidelines. After much contemplation I have come to a conclusion that I deem crucial to the success of the operation, yet many readers will be displeased with. I strongly believe that the CEO and driving force behind this startup must be first and foremost a storytelling artist. Not a techie: a techie CEO will strive to build the best technical storytelling LLM possible, which would be very impressive technically but a failure commercially.

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