SummaryIn this conversation, James Finestone and Katy Giro explore the evolving relationship between AI and writing. Katy shares her journey from mechanical engineering to her current research in human-computer interaction and creative writing. They discuss the potential of AI tools to enhance the writing process, the perceptions of writers towards these technologies, and the ethical implications surrounding ownership and authenticity in AI-generated content. The conversation also touches on the importance of community models in shaping the future of writing and the ongoing dialogue about the role of AI in creative practices.TakeawaysKaty's journey from mechanical engineering to AI and writing highlights the interdisciplinary nature of modern creativity.AI tools can enhance the writing process by providing new perspectives and ideas.Writers' perceptions of AI tools vary widely, influencing how they integrate these technologies into their work.The collaboration between AI and human writers can lead to innovative creative practices.Ownership and authenticity in AI-generated content are complex issues that writers are grappling with.Community models can empower writers to take control of their creative processes in the age of AI.The future of writing will likely involve a blend of traditional practices and new AI technologies.AI can serve as a muse, pushing writers to explore new ideas and directions in their work.The literary community is actively discussing the ethical implications of AI in writing.Art and writing will continue to evolve, reflecting the changing dynamics of technology and creativity.Chapters00:00 Introduction to AI and Creative Writing01:41 From Engineering to Creative Exploration05:25 The Intersection of Language and Machine Learning08:34 Human-Computer Interaction: Bridging the Gap11:12 Perceptions of AI in Writing15:39 The Role of AI in Creative Writing18:17 Collaboration vs. Solitude in Writing22:58 Joy and Frustration in AI Engagement27:01 Ownership and Authorship in AI Collaboration29:38 Ethics and Ownership of AI Training Data30:30 The Ethics of AI and Copyright39:44 Community Models and Shared Creativity46:21 The Future of Writing in the Age of AI54:00 Authenticity and the Role of Art in AIKaty Gero Websitehttps://www.katygero.comEnsemble Parkhttps://www.ensemblepark.comCollects literary experiments in human-computer co-writing. Neither completely computer-generated nor absent of computational intervention, the works explore how machines may enter the literary process iteratively, and how literary artifacts may be changed by such iterations.KeywordsAI, writing, language models, creative writing, collaboration, authenticity, ownership, community models, ethical AI, future of writing

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