Writing for Low-Watt Brains

Topic: Best Writing Tips for Low-Watt Brains in an AI World

 

Abstract: Now we know just how huge and hungry artificially powered intelligence will be. The human brain runs on less wattage than it takes to light a refrigerator bulb. We human-sourced communicators must streamline our tactics for simpler yet more powerful writing to stay relevant. This presentation shares many immediate tips to better connect your words to the hearts and 

minds of others, as the human touch becomes a scarcer and richer skill. 

 

Bio: Steven R. Van Hook teaches communications and cross-cultural relations for the University of California and elsewhere. He’s been a newspaper columnist, TV news anchor, and bureau chief in Moscow. He has a PhD specializing in transcultural 

education, and has published in journals including UNESCO’s Prospects and Sage’s Journal of Research in International Education