Writing Hacks
Jane RosenzweigWriting is hard, but we may miss having written.
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"For there to be a market, there has to be something valuable to exchange"
It seems like lately everything I do ends up being about generative AI—even when it’s also about something else. This weekend, I published a piece in The Boston Globe about my mother. It didn’t start out as a Mother’s Day piece. It started ...
Some insights about "Insights"
Earlier this month, the Los Angeles Times renamed their opinion section “Voices” and added AI-generated “insights” to many of their opinion pieces. These “insights,” readers learn when they scroll to the bottom of the article, include a “vi...
What we lose when machines do the writing, continued
Happy New Year, all! It’s been a while since my last newsletter because I’ve been working on a few other projects (more on that below). But I wanted to share a few thoughts and updates as we head into 2025.
Four Rules for Writing in the Age of AI
I first published this post in January 2024 as we were heading back to the classroom after a semester grappling with how generative AI was impacting the classroom. As we head into a new semester, I saw an uptick of visits to that post, whic...
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Director of the Harvard College Writing Center. I teach writing and write about writing.
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