AI and Creative Writing Practice Webinar
From generative writing tools to augmented publishing processes, artificial intelligence is rapidly changing and challenging the landscape of creative writing and publishing. To respond, MyWorld and Bath Spa University’s Centre for Cultural and Creative Industries (CCCI) and Narrative and Emerging Technologies (NET) Lab have developed a series of free webinars, Writing with Technologies, to offers an in-depth look at AI’s emerging influence across writing and publishing in multiple fields.
Watch the first of our new series of webinars, writers James Bradley, Yudhanjaya Wijeratne and Mujie Li explore the impact of artificial intelligence on the craft of writing. We discuss how AI tools can enhance the creative process through the practical applications of AI in research, editing and idea generation. We explore ethical considerations, copyright issues and the environmental impact of AI tools as well as the limitations of AI for capturing human emotion and nuance and the risk of losing our unique voices. Presented in collaboration with the University of Adelaide and chaired by Professor Patrick Flanery.
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