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Will generative AI fully replace the need for writers and editors? If all they're doing is creating content, then yes: The AI-generated writing is on the wall.

When AI gets good enough, the mere threat of its existence is enough to sow distrust in legitimate sources.

Understanding the word's deeper meaning can help you tell your story to the world -- and get the world to pay attention.

Detailed tips and AI prompts that will improve your writing, including prompts to get AI to give you better drafts and better research, help you address weaknesses in your argument, prepare for interviews, check for originality, and highlight errors.

Would you be interested in joining a community of Storylines subscribers? This would be a place for writers, editors, and

21 specific ways AI can make you a better writer — if you’re careful

Collaborative writing is different from solo writing: There's less of your self involved

A newsletter is the single most powerful tool I know of for building and maintaining a network.

Google tools are the dominant project management choice, but that's not the whole story.

What tools do you need to make a collaborative writing project successful?  At the most basic level, the minimum requirements

Over 80% of professional content creators are busy writing blog posts for our companies and clients, according to my survey.

Quantitative and qualitative metrics you can use to study and improve content production