How should writers, poets, and novelists navigate the ethics of Artificial Intelligence? In this interactive workshop recorded at the Dayton Metro Library for the Author & Writer's Symposium, poet and diVERSES founder Geoff Anderson leads a candid discussion with writers, poets, and editors exploring the boundaries, dilemmas, and creative potential of AI in the writing and publishing industry.Geoff guides writers through a variety of exercises aimed at narrowing down each individual's stance on Ai. From drafting AI submission policies for literary journals to discussing AI detectors, Google search reliability, and the line between a creative tool and a crutch, this session dives deep into how creators can define their own stance on AI.Timestamps / Key Discussion Points:00:00 – Introduction & The Wild West of AI in Art01:52 – Icebreaker: How Are Writers Actually Using AI?03:54 – Search, Accuracy, and Hallucinations: AI vs. Traditional Research06:54 – Workshop Exercise: Drafting an AI Policy for a Literary Journal08:21 – Community Debate: How Much & How To Determine12:12 – Can We Trust AI Detectors? (False Positives & Personal Voice)14:04 – Defining Your Artistic Stance & What Makes You Unique16:08 – Emerging Trends in Publishing & Closing ThoughtsShould literary journals accept AI-generated or AI-assisted submissions?How accurate are AI content detectors on original human writing?Where is the boundary between proofreading/research tools and AI co-authoring?How can writers maintain their unique human perspective in an AI era?Thanks to the Dayton Metro Library, Thurber House, and the conference attendees.Get the first 2 modules of our poetry business workbook, The Semester, for FREE: www.diversespoetry.com/instituteGet a free podcast/mp3/audio version: https://open.spotify.com/show/4vAdMbaunOPziRoovm0K5P?si=pGDmsZ_1T9qjWzTR7KQeYg#diverses #poetry #