

Writing the Future: The Inner Workings of Politics, AI, and Identity
Aug 26, 2024
Carly Reilly chats with Stephen Marche, a political thriller novelist known for works like "The Last Election." They dive into the compelling blend of storytelling and American politics, emphasizing the chaos of fundraising and media's impact on governance. Marche shares his journey from skepticism to collaboration with AI in writing, exploring its influence on creativity and originality. The conversation raises thought-provoking questions about the future of storytelling and how AI shapes narratives in today's literary landscape.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Writing and Politics: A Deep Dive
01:53 • 7min
The Dark Art of Electoral Research and Fundraising
08:53 • 5min
Campaigning vs. Governance: A Delicate Balance
13:33 • 7min
Exploring AI's Impact on Creative Writing
20:52 • 2min
Collaborative Storytelling with AI
23:18 • 5min
Navigating the Intersection of AI, Creativity, and Copyright
27:49 • 2min
AI and the Future of Creative Writing
29:51 • 4min
Balancing Creativity and AI: The Memoir Writing Dilemma
33:59 • 5min
The Dual Nature of AI: Precision Meets Banality
39:14 • 3min
The Stalled Nature of Creative AI
41:47 • 3min