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It seems to be that you don't appreciate the relationship between the author and the reader and the author and the text, which is fine, but is a bit tragic.

Not that I doubt that one day people will simply gather around the AI infinite story creation bot. They just won't know what they're missing. :(

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I once read Ben Franklin's autobiography. I have yet to experience any great blossoming of our relationship.

More seriously, the novel is a unidirectional medium of communication. Not a relationship. That said, it is meant to convey a perspective. I don't care if it's a human, a robot, or a little green man's perspective. It just has to be an interesting, useful, or enlightening perspective that I didn't already share.

Right now LLM's don't really have unique perspectives, that may change. So I withhold judgement. As of today, I wouldn't read an LLM's novel. In 10 years, who knows?

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I love reading, and I was explaining precisely why I love it.
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Ironic, as you didn’t read their comment…

> The value comes from the simple relationship between the text and the reader

This is not some universal truth, yet you state it as such.

People can get different things from a text.

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