Love your thoughts on AI and how you differentiate the value of the creative process from the outcome of having a written book. If you love the process, then AI won't ever replace that. And to your other point about being a time saver-- allowing you to focus more on creative work- yes! I recently plugged in a conference session description I wrote and let it write a draft of learning objectives and it was a HUGE time saver.
Also- on the romance front, I think you'd like anything by Kate Clayborn. I haven't read her latest (Georgie, All Along) but Love Lettering and Love at First (as well as the Luck of the Draw series) are all awesome!
Agreed. “Content” hasn’t felt a human space anyway, and there’s plenty of it. Maybe tasking it to the robots will actually help us unplug a little. And Mary’s point for people who don’t love process, this will help.
ChatGPT is a tool, not a threat.
Love your thoughts on AI and how you differentiate the value of the creative process from the outcome of having a written book. If you love the process, then AI won't ever replace that. And to your other point about being a time saver-- allowing you to focus more on creative work- yes! I recently plugged in a conference session description I wrote and let it write a draft of learning objectives and it was a HUGE time saver.
Also- on the romance front, I think you'd like anything by Kate Clayborn. I haven't read her latest (Georgie, All Along) but Love Lettering and Love at First (as well as the Luck of the Draw series) are all awesome!
Agreed. “Content” hasn’t felt a human space anyway, and there’s plenty of it. Maybe tasking it to the robots will actually help us unplug a little. And Mary’s point for people who don’t love process, this will help.