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AI As a Writer\u2019s Assistant : Practical Systems for Protecting Creative Time <\/h2>\n\n\n\n

Artificial intelligence is everywhere these days, and writers seem to be hearing equal parts excitement and anxiety about it. Join me for a sneak peek at the workshop I\u2019ll be presenting at the Women Writing the West Conference, where I\u2019ll share how I use AI as a practical assistant\u2014not to write my books, but to help me brainstorm ideas, organize research, keep track of series details, plan revisions, and manage all the behind-the-scenes work that competes with writing time. We\u2019ll talk about practical, ethical ways to use AI while protecting your unique voice, your creativity, and ownership of your work. Whether you\u2019re AI-curious or still a little skeptical, you\u2019ll leave with ideas you can put to work right away\u2014and I\u2019d love your feedback as I continue refining the presentation for the conference.<\/p>\n\n\n

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