More thoughts on AI and writers -- from Tiffany Yates Martin

[CarolMS]

Just read a really interesting post on Tiffany Yates Martin's website about the implications of AI for writers and publishing. Thought I'd share the link to it.

https://foxprinteditorial.com/2023/05/11/will-ai-replace-writers-it-already-is/

 

[CarolMS]

If TGM understood English grammar, she would stop pontificating and write "It already has."

Ouch. I'd probably miss that one, too. Good to know you're a go-to guy for a grammar check. As for AI, I guess we're all entitled to offer an opinion. Maybe it's wishful thinking. TYM is trying to put a little lipstick on what many think a pig. Seems like "...already is" kind of softens the blow by inferring an ongoing process, but "...already has" feels like a done deal. Is there no hope? Based on my limited knowlege of AI (if worth anything at all), that's what I'm wishing, but I dunno . . . Sometimes I'm really glad I'm old.