Using AI to Write Books?

Everyone's like, "Oh no, no, no, books should never use AI to help you write a book." They claim that's ridiculous; it's got to have that human touch. I say, "Wrong." I call BS on that. If you use AI in the right way, it's going to fast-track the work you're doing, and that's the key.

We use AI. I teach a lot of people to use AI for ideation. For example, when you're looking at structuring your book and you're thinking you've got a clear direction in your mind of what you want to include—there's always that small doubt going, "What else should I put in there? Is there anything missing from this?"

Actually using AI to structure your book and saying, "Hey look, give me an outline of a book around a specific topic, around these kinds of things. I want it in this kind of style." Often it'll come back with some stuff, and you go, "That doesn't really fit," but there's usually something there where you go, "Oh man, I wouldn't have thought of that," and including that in your book is going to give your book that extra edge.

Keywords

AI
Book Writing
Ideation
Structuring
Outline
Human Touch

FAQ

Q: Why do some believe books should not use AI for writing? A: They argue that books need a human touch, which AI cannot provide.

Q: What benefits does AI offer in the book writing process? A: AI can fast-track your work, assist in ideation, and help ensure you don't miss out on essential elements of your book.

Q: How can AI help with outlining a book? A: You can ask AI for an outline on a specific topic and style, which might introduce ideas you hadn't thought of.

Q: Can AI completely replace human writers? A: No, while AI can assist and enhance the writing process, the human touch remains essential for creativity and authenticity.