ChatGPT, AI, and the future of writing
Book - 2025
Ever since the large language model-based AI chatbot ChatGPT launched in 2022, there has been a significant amount of buzz and concern around the possibility of this technology impacting writing as both a creative and professional pursuit. Proponents of the use of ChatGPT and similar AI argue that it can be useful in helping people improve their writing and be more productive, while opponents fear that it could make writing less creative, discourage people from learning to effectively communicate themselves, and even result in the loss of jobs that involve writing. This volume considers viewpoints on both sides of this debate to explore the role of ChatGPT and other AI today and in the years to come.
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Buffalo, NY :
Greenhaven Publishing
2025.
- Language
- English
- Edition
- First edition
- Physical Description
- 176 pages ; 23 cm
- Bibliography
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- ISBN
- 9781534509771
9781534509788
- ChatGPT is impressive, but no threat to writers / Marcel Scharth
- ChatGPT is a threat to Hollywood screenwriters / Holly Willis
- ChatGPT's limitations will prevent it from replacing human marketers anytime soon / Omar H. Fares
- Writers must be protected from their employers, not just from AI / Peter Bloom and Pasi Ahonen
- ChatGPT will change the classroom, for good or ill / Nicole Lazar, James Byrns, Danielle Crowe, Meghan McGinty, Angela Abraham, Mike Guo, Megan Mann, Prithvi Narayanan, Lydia Roberts, Benjamin Sidore, and Maxwell Wager
- We should use AI to change the way we assess students' work / Sam Illingworth
- ChatGPT isn't increasing cheating / Carrie Spector
- By taking over our writing, AI-driven programs rob us of the ability to think / Naomi S. Baron
- Those who worry about ChatGPT ruining writing exercises in schools miss the point of writing / Walker Larson
- The rise of AI makes learning to write more important than ever before / Joel Heng Hartse and Taylor Morphett
- ChatGPT for journalists: both useful and risky / Marina Cemaj Hochstein
- AI is creating a trust problem for media outlets / Héloïse Hakimi Le Grand
- AI can create entire fake news sites, and that's a huge problem / Alex Mahadevan
- News organizations are developing policies to maintain journalistic integrity while using AI / Clark merrefield
- Does OpenAI have the right to use data from journalism to train ChatGPT? / Mike Cook
- Information from AI does not meet the standard of trustworthiness for journalism / Blayne Haggart
- Creative writers must learn to work with ChatGPT / Olivia Atkins
- ChatGPT does not understand fiction the way good editors do / Katherin Day, Renée Otmar, Rose Michael, and Sharon Mullins
- AI takes the soul out of creative writing / C.G. Jones
- AI won't mean the death of the author, just the starvation of the artist / Terry Flew
- Human authors have the advantage / Millicent Weber.