Prof's advice: outline your book now, then prompt AI into writing it months later
prof_g · x · 2026-10-21
A professor suggests every academic should plan their book now: don't write it yet, but build the story and outline for the perfect book on their niche topic as if time and scope were unlimited — then wait a few months and prompt a stronger AI into actually producing it. A snapshot of how fast-moving AI writing capabilities are changing authoring strategy.
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