Creating content with ChatGPT sounds easy on the surface. Ask it to write something, edit what it gives you, hit publish. But that's not how you create work worth reading. That's not how you stand out ...

Hamlet isn’t the only one to dismiss written compositions as simply “Words, words, words,” without any larger significance or meaning. So, too, do too many of my students, who treat writing ...

If only they were robotic! Instead, chatbots have developed a distinctive — and grating — voice. Credit...Illustration by Giacomo Gambineri Supported by By Sam Kriss In the quiet hum of our digital ...

AI-generated content is not the issue. Bad AI-generated content is. You only have to scroll LinkedIn, check your spam folder or browse any dubious news site to see words that no human would ever say ...

There’s one piece of advice few writing coaches would quibble with: Keep it simple. Simple wording speeds readers’ and listeners’ mental processing. It coaxes them to hang onto your words. Researchers ...

When writing, consider your audience. Psychology Today magazine articles do not look like journal articles. PsychologyToday.com blog posts do not always look like items for the printed magazine, ...