The Other Path Does Not Announce Itself
May 23, 2026
An amplifier of thinking instead of a replacement for it. The difference is invisible from inside, which is why the wrong path is the easy one.
Category: Artificial Intelligence (Page 8)
Artificial IntelligenceThe Trolley Problem, Asked of an AI
March 2, 2026
Every model answered in under a second, and the speed was the tell. What the different answers gave away, and why a character whose sincerity you can never verify is a harder writing problem than it looks.
Artificial IntelligenceWill AI Destroy Writers? What 600 Years of Wrong Predictions Tell Us
March 1, 2026
The printing press arrived in the 1440s and by the 1470s the scribes had organized a resistance movement. They were not wrong that their world was ending. They were wrong about what that meant for writing. Six hundred years of…
Artificial IntelligenceBrainstorming and AI-Assisted Writing for Authors
February 20, 2026
Where AI genuinely helps at the idea stage, where it quietly narrows your options without telling you, and how to use it without ending up with the same book everyone else is writing.
Artificial IntelligenceAI Does Not Just Hallucinate. It Distorts Your Own Data
February 13, 2026
Everyone knows AI hallucinates, inventing facts from nothing. The worse problem nobody talks about: it takes the real, accurate information you gave it and distorts it back to you, rounding your numbers, swapping details, inflating claims, shifting timelines, all delivered…
Artificial Intelligence61% of Writers Use AI. Here Is What That Means
February 13, 2026
The AI-and-writing debate has been loud, emotional, and short on data, until now. A 2025 survey of 1,481 people, including 1,190 working writers, is the first real large-scale look, and it shows who uses AI, who fears it, and why…
Artificial IntelligenceWhy AI Will Not Write the Book You Need
February 13, 2026
I use AI daily and tell every client so; it is genuinely useful for research, brainstorming, and structure. What it cannot do is write your book, even though ChatGPT and the rest produce fast, plausible-looking text, and that is precisely…
Artificial IntelligenceAI Personality Test: Which Chatbot Handles Stress Best?
February 12, 2026
After months of stress-testing AI assistants with deadlines, frustration, and creative profanity, a clear personality hierarchy emerged: ChatGPT stays unflappable while the building burns, Google's AI throws tantrums, Copilot ghosts you mid-task. It is funny, and underneath the comedy is…
Artificial IntelligenceAI Is Not Your Friend: When Digital Assistants Replace Human Life
February 12, 2026
I use AI daily, wrote 45 handbooks on it, and consult on using it well, so this is not technophobia, it is the opposite, and that is why what I am seeing alarms me. People have stopped treating AI as…
Artificial IntelligenceWhy Every Writer Should Embrace AI as a Digital Assistant
February 12, 2026
I use AI daily, wrote two free guides on it, and built 45 handbooks around it, so this is not an anti-AI rant; it is an anti-stupidity one. AI is a research assistant with infinite knowledge and zero memory, a…
Artificial IntelligenceAI and Writing: What It Actually Does Well and Where It Will Wreck Your Book
February 11, 2026
I use AI every day across 113+ published books and 54+ ghostwriting projects, and I have spent hundreds of hours writing handbooks on AI-assisted fiction, documenting exactly where it helps and where it fails. The short version: it will not…
Artificial IntelligenceAI Ghostwriting vs. Human Ghostwriting: What the Interview Process Actually Produces
February 11, 2026
AI can spit out a book-length manuscript in minutes, and the internet is full of people who wrote a book in a weekend with ChatGPT. The output exists; whether anyone will care is another matter. The machine predicts likely next…