Videos
Curated video talks on AI-assisted writing — editorial workflows, tools, and expert interviews
AI Master Hub: How to automate content creation step by step (2026)
A practical walkthrough of an AI-powered content creation system for writers and creators in 2026, covering research, drafting, repurposing, and publishing automation.
YouTube / Google News Initiative: AI tools for journalists — NotebookLM and Gemini
Google News Initiative walks journalists through practical applications of NotebookLM and Gemini for research, source synthesis, interview preparation, and story development, with a focus on tools journalists can use without a technical background.
NN/g: 3 tips to make AI a better editor
Taylor Dykes explains why good prompting practices remain essential even when using AI for editing — tone specification and requesting alternatives are the two moves that yield the most improvement.
The Media Copilot: Building the newsroom AI playbook without turning journalism into slop
Pete Pachal interviews Semafor's Gina Chua on how newsrooms can build practical AI workflows that reduce repetitive work without sacrificing editorial quality.
7 pieces of content in 55 minutes with AI — David Huber talk
A step-by-step breakdown of an AI agent pipeline that produces blog posts, LinkedIn articles, and YouTube videos from a single research session.
Complete content workflow with free AI tools — Parker Prompts talk
A practical guide to replacing over $200 per month in AI subscriptions with a free content creation workflow covering writing, images, video, and voiceover.
AI cut video production time in half — Think Media talk
Think Media's team reveals their full AI workflow for planning, recording, editing, and publishing YouTube videos, from research to cross-platform repurposing.
Expert insights into AI content — MarketingProfs talk
A. Lee Judge presents a framework for using AI to transform subject-matter expertise into thought leadership content that drives business outcomes.
Claude Opus 4.6 for book writing — Nerdy Novelist talk
A thorough evaluation of Claude Opus 4.6 across creative writing tasks including log lines, outlines, prose, dialogue, and SEO articles.
Civic Journalism Lab: AI tools for journalists with Chris Stokel-Walker
A recorded masterclass from February 2026 in which Dr. Chris Stokel-Walker walks journalists through practical AI tools for transcription, story discovery, research, and editorial workflow.
Local Media Association: AI in 2026 — how newsrooms can get more value without losing trust
A broadcast executive walks through where AI actually earns its place in newsroom operations, and why treating it as a writing tool misses the point.
Write Now 2026: surviving AI, algorithms, and market challenges for writers
A January 2026 YouTube series opener examining what writers are actually facing in 2026 — AI saturation, collapsing freelance rates, and algorithm changes — and what to do about it.
CRAFT framework for AI writing — Christopher Penn talk
Christopher Penn introduces the CRAFT framework (Create, Refine, Arrange, Flip, Tackle) for moving beyond basic AI prompting toward building functional content assets.
11 AI writing tools worth using — Silicon Valley Girl talk
Marina Mogilko's team tested over 100 AI tools and narrowed the list to 11 that form a connected content creation system, not just individual subscriptions.
YouTube: testing every AI writing method — what actually works
A content creator tests multiple AI-assisted writing approaches to identify which produce natural, voice-consistent output and which default to detectable, formulaic text.
Build your AI writing system — Tiago Forte talk
A full walkthrough of building a personal AI writing system that connects note-taking, research, and content production into a single workflow.
9 ChatGPT and Claude writing tips — Nicolas Cole talk
A practical breakdown of nine prompting techniques that produce higher-quality AI writing outputs, from a writer who has spent 2,000+ hours in AI tools.
Ultimate guide to writing with AI — David Perell talk
A 90-minute deep dive into how professional writers can use LLMs for thinking, reading, and writing without losing their voice.