Founder @storyaapp. #1 Priority: Spreading AI literacy in the publishing industry and creator economy.
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Three modes: developmental edit, line edit, and scene planning. See what's useful, what features are missing and hit me up with any suggestions!
Friendos,
One of my experiments, StoryaEdit, is live.
The job: Paste a chapter. It reads it the way a developmental editor would: scene type, stakes, turning point, pacing.
It doesn't rewrite a word. The writing stays yours.
Get 3 chunks for free, no card required. Link ⬇️
Paolo Danese retweeted
First of all - sorry to all for the long radio silence!
2025 has been a tough year, I won't hide that, but I am just happy I am mentally turning a corner and I am once again back at my desk writing, planning and imagining the future of my Portal Wars saga.
An opportunity for authors looking at audio - ElevenLabs Launches Publishing Platform for AI-Generated Audiobooks publishersweekly.com/pw/by-t… via @publisherswkly
Paolo Danese retweeted
Someone is using a team of 10 AI agents to write a fully autonomous book.
They each have a different role - setting the narrative, maintaining consistency, researching plot points...
You can follow their progress through GitHub commits and watch them work in real-time 🤯
The paper is here for those who want to dive deeper. arxiv.org/abs/2411.03137#:~:….
9/ The future of AI in writing is still uncertain. But these findings suggest that AI can be a valuable tool for creative writers when used thoughtfully and intentionally.
#AI #Writing #Creativity
8/ Ethical concerns are also on writers' minds, particularly around data privacy, bias, and the potential impact of AI on creative labour.
7/ Writers want to maintain control over their work. They see AI as a partner or assistant, not a replacement for their own creativity and skill.
6/ The study observed that using AI is an iterative and effortful process. Writers make multiple calls to the AI, carefully evaluating and revising the output to ensure it aligns with their vision.
5/ Writers shared various ways they conceptualise their relationship with AI, using metaphors like assistant, actor, fellow writer, editor, muse, and tool. These roles are dynamic, changing based on the task and the writer's needs.
4/ AI helps writers overcome writer's block, boost productivity, and focus on the aspects of writing they enjoy most. It can be a powerful tool for research, idea generation, and refining text.
3/ Writers value authenticity, ownership, creativity, and craftsmanship. They use AI strategically to support these values, rather than letting AI dictate their work.