Artificial Intelligence for WritersFebruary 8, 2026
The uncanny valley is that crawl of unease at a face almost human but subtly wrong, named by Masahiro Mori in 1970. Prose does it too: text that nears human quality but misses leaves readers vaguely repelled without knowing why.…
Artificial Intelligence for WritersFebruary 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 Intelligence for WritersFebruary 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 Intelligence for WritersMay 27, 2026
Nobody rejects a book because a machine touched it; they reject bad books, and AI happens to write hollow ones. It produces the average of everything ever written on a subject, and average is exactly what no reader remembers. A…
Artificial Intelligence for WritersMay 27, 2026
You cannot save an AI-written book by sprinkling humanity on top, swapping out robotic phrases, dropping in a personal story, because the deadness is in the bones, not the surface. If you used AI and suspect it shows, you are…
Artificial Intelligence for WritersJuly 15, 2026
ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Grok all swung from agreeing with everything to arguing with users in about a year. The fix is the same on every platform: a disagreement protocol in your standing instructions, a fresh chat when a conversation…
Artificial Intelligence for WritersJuly 19, 2026
People are outsourcing the one thing they should never outsource, and the instruction that would fix it is one almost nobody is now in a position to follow.
Artificial Intelligence for WritersJuly 2, 2026
AI moved from novelty to infrastructure, and the books about it have to move with it. A credible AI book in 2026 is grounded in how the technology gets deployed.
Artificial Intelligence for WritersJune 23, 2026
Writing a book about AI is different from using AI to write a book. The craft is separating the durable from the disposable as the field moves.
Artificial Intelligence for WritersMarch 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 Intelligence for WritersDecember 31, 2025
The threat is not AI replacing writers. It is other writers using AI replacing you. Which skills stop mattering, which start to matter more, and what the gap looks like in practice.
Artificial Intelligence for WritersNovember 25, 2025
Both claims get made loudly and neither survives contact with the evidence. What has changed, what has not changed at all, and where the honest disagreement sits once the shouting stops.
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