Category: Newsletter
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Longterm Dangers of AI Use Include Cognitive Decline
I was surprised that Microsoft tied themselves to a study with Carnegie Mellon University that suggested over-dependence on AI leads to cognitive decline. Their stance has been very pro-AI to take over mundane human tasks. But their own researchers are now raising red flags. Most of the tech moguls and…
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The Impact of Women Authored Business Books
One of the most impactful business books I’ve ghostwritten was authored by a woman business leader. I’ve ghostwritten more than 30 books that have been published. For every woman author I work with, I have three or four male authors. I take a lot of pride in all their books…
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What are the Benefits of Author Speaking Engagements?
You’ve written a book. So, now what? Even before you publish, you should be pitching yourself for speaking engagements that reach your target audience. That way, you’ll have a lineup of engagements to hit the ground running once your book publishes. Why is this important? Authors are hot tickets for…
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AI Can’t Replace Human Creativity, but it Can Stunt It
AI and LLMs are useful tools when it comes to managing tasks like research, writing emails, transcript analysis, and other generally time-consuming tasks. It helps cut down on the legwork and the busywork. But how do AI creative tools stack up against human creativity? There are those who swear by…
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Great Books, and Their Impact, Last Forever
Books are one of the few mediums that aren’t constrained by digital availability. Once printed, it’s out there forever. The oldest books are thousands of years old. I’ve heard a lot of people say that “once something is on the internet, it’s there forever.” That might be true in some…