yes…and I think given that people are AGAIN showing up calling my Dodge "haunted", calling my friend "an alien", calling me "transgender", and spreading a bunch of defamation slander connecting me to Stephen King… I think I need to start taking down the contact information of every blogger, podcaster, youtuber, and social media account that is spreading these rumors, and sue every single one of them for CAUSING my car to be cut in half May 10, 2010, for CAUSING the backhoe that drove over my house August 8, 2013, for CAUSING my son's murder November 14, 2013, for CAUSING me to be crippled and in a wheelchair November 14, 2013, and for CONTINUING to CAUSE harassers to show up in person to harass me near daily, STILL now in 2026. DO NOT TRUST ANYONE telling you my car is haunted, telling you my friend is an alien, calling my car "the goldeneagle", calling my friend "Etiole", or trying to connect me or my car to Stephen Kin...
today I had a thought on Ai detectors because people been talking about that Shy Girl book ban a lot this week. and so I decided to ask ChatGPT what it thought. here is what I asked ChatGPT.... .... .... Now keep in mind mind your custom instructions and memory banks and lore about my characters here. so, you've probably heard of the whole Shy Girl book ban by now right? Well it got me thinking about how maybe if someone ran my novels through Ai detectors Ai tells would show up even though its not Ai writing. I'm not sure if I would even know most Ai tells. What words and phrases in this text are most likely to make a reader suspect it was written by AI? Give me a specific list. The famous list includes: delve, realm, meticulous, underscore, commendable, pivotal, tapestry, adept, testament, and the em-dash used three times per paragraph. What others are there? But also things like tapestry, I use a lot because the main character of my series, Quaraun, The Pink Necromancer, is ...