An English professor at University of Louisville Ian Stansel has barred generative AI from creative writing classes to protect student voice and originality, arguing human creativity remains nonnegotiable. [P]At the same time, engineers are embracing technical writing as a credibility tool — see Shravya Boini’s essay on why documenting work builds authority — while business authors are using AI as a speed tool, not a substitute, per advice for treating AI as an accelerator. For anyone who makes a living with voice and surprise (or loves an undercover twist), the takeaway is clear: AI can sharpen drafts, but storytelling and credibility still live in human ink.