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How does ChatGPT help me write stories? Basically, it helps me get started, stop hesitating, and stop procrastinating. Mary Ann Steinhauer and I discuss how I use ChatGPT as a story coach, how I keep ownership of my stories, and how I can pluck a memory that was lost somewhere in my mind and get a story in my storybook in 15-20 minutes...It won't get lost; I can develop it further should I want to, but it's available now for family and friends to enjoy.
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