Prolific author Anthony Horowitz admits using artificial intelligence: ‘It feels like cheating’
Prolific author Anthony Horowitz revealed he uses ChatGPT 'all the time' in his writing process, despite feeling it 'feels like cheating'. Horowitz stresses the importance of human discernment when using AI for immediate knowledge.
Anthony Horowitz, a 71-year-old writer, has admitted to using ChatGPT in his writing process. He feels nervous about it, questioning whether it's 'cheating'. Horowitz is currently plotting the next instalment of his Hawthorne and Horowitz series. He notes that while AI is useful for immediate knowledge, human judgement is crucial. Horowitz has written numerous bestselling series, including Alex Rider and Magpie Murders. He is promoting his latest book, A Deadly Episode, the sixth in the Hawthorne and Horowitz series. Horowitz believes crime novels offer solace in an era of 'news and fake news' by providing 'absolute truth' and a sense of justice and closure.
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