AI GENERATİON
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Last published Thu, May 2, 2024
Every line in this book will be prepared by artificial intelligence.
In this book, which will open the doors of different worlds to you, dear reader, I will only do the following:
Determining the topic and concept, giving tiny directions, and organizing the chapters and throwing them on this platform :D
You can take and use the topics or contents here as you wish, maybe the Ideas are mine, but the Response will be from the AI
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