Every's writers on AI writing: judging by process, plus a classroom logging idea
lmoroney · x · 2026-10-22
Every explored how its writers, including Jack Cheng and Dan Shipper, use AI daily — some to retrieve notes they already recorded, others to edit or draft. Every argues a piece should be judged by how AI was used and whether the writer stayed engaged. Laurence Moroney likes the framing for classrooms: have students log where AI helped, what they kept, and what they cut.
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