Writing With Robots – How AI Will Transform The Way We Write

Thanks to generative AI, there is a revolution in the writing world. While some writers are wondering whether software like Chat GPT and Gemini will replace them, Generative AI writing tools offer us all an inexpensive digital assistant that can make the work of writing easier. In this talk Alan Hancock will outline where AI-assisted writing is going, and what it means for anyone who uses a keyboard to write. So is AI the writer’s best friend, or nemesis? And what are the ethical concerns for those who work in the creative arts? If AI doesn’t replace writers, it’s clear that those who use AI will replace those who don’t.

Mon 10 Feb | 10-11am | $20

About your presenter

Dr Alan Hancock is an educator, writer, editor, performer and theatre director. His scripts have been produced by the BBC and ABC, while my short fiction and articles have won awards and are published in a range of magazines and journals. For the last 15 years he has run training programs in professional communication skills, and edited the content of websites for organisations that include departments of the WA Government. He runs courses, workshops and masterclasses in professional writing, grammar and punctuation, presentation skills, and innovation at work.