InGood Morning InsightsbyØivind H Solheim - Don't Outsource Your Thinking·1d agoMenneskeleg intelligens og KIEit forsøk på å sjå klarare i skrivejungelen
InAI And The Futurebymel·2d agoWho Wrote This? The Week AI Disclosure Became the StoryAI and writing, November 2–8, 2026: a Goncourt confession, ghostwritten op-eds, a byline strike, and a formatting app that backed down in a…
InNEW LITERARY SOCIETYbyR. Grant Tate·Nov 1The Story on the Bottom ShelfAn old teacher’s notes, a new AI coach, and the choices that make a story mineA response icon2A response icon2
InAI And The Futurebymel·Oct 19The Bird Is in Your HandsEvery new tool for making art has had its mourners. History has been unkind to almost all of them, and kind to one idea they missed.
Arlene Smurthwaite·Oct 6AI doesn’t know your product: Why human context still mattersAI is everywhere. It’s becoming embedded in our daily lives and changing how we work, communicate, create, and solve problems.
InAI And The Futurebymel·Sep 28The Burden of ProofA Goncourt contender was pulled on an unproven AI charge and a decade-old plagiarism record. The case previews a literary world where every…
Masoud Makrehchi·Sep 26The Typewriter Changed Nietzsche. What Will AI Change in Us?In 1882, the German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche bought a typewriter. His eyesight was deteriorating, and writing by hand had become…
InAI And The Futurebymel·Sep 8The Hand on the KeyboardAI does not choose to help or to harm. People do — until we build machines that choose for us. A look at who is really driving, and whether…
Prakash Neerav·Aug 30The Year I Learned to Listen to My Own VoiceTwelve Months of Writing, Reading, AI, and the Quiet Question of What It Means to Be a Writer in 2026
InAI And The Futurebymel·Aug 25ProvenanceIt’s no longer enough for a text to be good — someone has to be able to say where it came from.
