Guest: NAIWE’s Public Relations and Book Marketing Expert Marcia Rosen

AI can make a writer’s job faster and more productive, but if a writer uses AI without any knowledge of it, AI can introduce a wealth of problems into the manuscript. AI has been known to introduce false facts, but it can also add other errors into a manuscript, making the editing task more challenging. So how can a writer best use AI? Marcia Rosen shares her experience of using AI to edit a manuscript and all of the errors it introduced. As a neophyte with AI editing, Marcia ended up discarding the edited copy, but some programs developed specifically for editing use AI and have shown their effectiveness in the publishing industry.

Here’s what you can expect to learn in this class:

• When to be skeptical of AI

• Bias, tone, context and other elements to analyze

• Helpful editing programs that use AI

• AI as a tool for brainstorming

Duration: 59 minutes

Marcia Rosen (aka M. Glenda Rosen) is a marketing and public relations advisor for authors and a senior team member creating out-of-the-box strategies for a marketing/advertising agency and client projects. She was owner and founder of a business/marketing and public relations agency and consulting firm in New York City; The Hamptons; and Albuquerque, New Mexico, where the company served as advisors to a wide range of national, regional, and local clientele. Marcia has presented book marketing and public relations programs at local and national events, including major book conferences, for nearly 20 years. In addition, she has worked with numerous authors developing and implementing plans to create an awareness of them as authors and gain recognition and sales for their books, including book launch campaigns and ongoing actions both through social media and traditional activities. Marcia is the author of ten books. She has published numerous articles and is a member of Sisters In Crime Los Angeles and Albuquerque, Central Coast Writers, Public Safety Writer’s Association, and Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers.