When Banter Breaks: Teaching AI to Talk Like Two
When writing character-driven stories with AI, few things are more satisfying than well-paced banter. Whether it’s rivals sparring with thinly veiled affection or long-time allies trading shorthand quips, this kind of exchange adds rhythm, tension, and life to a scene.
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