Can AI be a net positive for writers, the writing professions, and Creatives in general? How has AI changed human creativity and art, both how we create it and how we share it, for those two processes have defined humanity for thousands of years. Will we navigate AGI, RSI, and ASI as an ally or enemy, or something else?
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AI Advanced & Innovations
AI General Themes
AI, The Arts, & Creatives
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What winds blow in you to inspire compelling experience for your audience?
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What is my A.I. responsibility?
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Will we ever have great writers again?
Democracy & Capitalism Trauma
Humans, Computers, & AI
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An innovative approach for creators’ biggest challenges in the midst of a down economy and the explosion of A.I.
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14 not-so-common Creator mistakes to avoid – any one of them will sink you
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Three brutal lessons on your path to digital stardom
Personal Essays
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The Ballad of Woody, the Stealth Bong
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How to feel the earth turning beneath you and find deep appreciation for Earth, our home
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In a world gone digital, virtual, and artificial — my quest for authentic analog experience off the grid
Personal Perspectives on AI
Personal Philosophy
Philosophy Out-there
Politics, History, & Culture
Story-Telling & Meaning
Writers & Writing
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Will we ever have great writers again?
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Homeless on my 12th birthday, Rand McNally showed me wilderness
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Optical Illusions of the Evening Mountains Suggest Crossing Horizons in the Mind