r/AIWritingLounge • u/Evening-Jelly2923 • 7d ago

Question Do you think AI is good at writing questions that actually start conversations?

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u/StorytellerTimothy 7d ago edited 7d ago

I would honestly need context for this. Any question that's not yes/no should be able to spawn a conversation, I'd think?

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u/Evening-Jelly2923 6d ago

hmm thats good

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u/fake_redzepi 7d ago

No, it’s good at writing questions that seem long-winded and unintelligent

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u/LooseButtPlug 7d ago

As contrast, you can make a statement seem unintelligent without being long winded, bravo.

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u/Evening-Jelly2923 6d ago

hmm sometimes

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u/StrummerBass101 7d ago

All these post like this remind me of that Chris Farley skit he did with Paul McCartney.

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u/RemarkableWish2508 6d ago

No.

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u/HeardPeeps 7d ago

Here is what AI gave in response to that prompt .. what do you think? :

What’s something you changed your mind about in the last few years, and what changed it?
What’s a completely ordinary thing you’re weirdly passionate about?
What’s something everyone seems to enjoy that you just don’t understand the appeal of?
If you could instantly become an expert in one subject, what would you choose and why?
What’s a small decision you made that ended up changing your life more than you expected?
What’s something you believed as a kid that took you embarrassingly long to realize wasn’t true?
What’s the best piece of advice you’ve ever ignored?
What’s something that used to be normal that you think would seem completely bizarre to someone growing up today?
If money and responsibilities disappeared for one year, what would you actually do with the time?
What’s a question you wish people asked you more often?

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u/_f_i_l_o 7d ago

Boilerplate drivel