The future of editing jobs in the age of AI, with Samantha Enslen

The future of editing jobs in the age of AI, with Samantha Enslen

1072. Is AI coming for our jobs—or just the boring parts? This week, Samantha Enslen of Dragonfly Editorial talks about how she sees AI changing the work of writers and editors. We talked about real clients, real fears, and hope for the future. Plus, Samantha shares her favorite old-school fiction (spoiler: Agatha Christie strikes again!).

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Why English creates so many words spelled the same. Why we say 'ye olde' instead of 'the old.'

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Should you start a sentence with 'hopefully'? Why we might not recognize alien language.

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1178. Do you cringe when someone says "Hopefully, he'll pass the test"? This week, we look at why "hopefully" as a sentence adverb has been controversial for decades, even though the Associated Press ...

21 Apr 18min

Inside the life of a curator (and the myth of white gloves), with John Overholt.

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1177. This week, we look at behind-the-scenes of being a curator at Harvard's Houghton Library with John Overholt. We look at why 18th-century paper is surprisingly tough, how John managed the high-st...

16 Apr 30min

Why 'stressed' spelled backwards reveals a delicious truth. 'Me' versus 'myself'

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1176. This week, we look at mind-bending words, including "semordnilap" (which spells "palindromes" backwards), "pentasyllabic" (which has five syllables), and "hyphenated" (which is not hyphenated). ...

14 Apr 14min

Losing clients to AI, and how to gain them back, with Suzanne Bowness

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1174. This week, we look at why we pronounce "Iran" and "Iraq" differently and what those pronunciations reveal about our political beliefs. Then, we look at the "smelly" words that confuse people, in...

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