Jul 28, 2026 · 20 min · 10 segments
In this episode of the Healthcare Thought Leaders' Show, Megan is joined by Anna Featherstone, nonfiction author, consultant with the Australian Society of Authors, and judge of the Australian…
Anna FeatherstoneGuest
Megan WalkerHost
So yes, AI can spit out this and that, but when your brain is tuned in, it changes how you see things too and you grow.

I spend a lot of time reading manuscripts for awards and when, you know, I work with authors on their books and you can tell an AI manuscript because it's It can be very competent, but it doesn't make me feel.

Yeah, so obviously AI can pull it off and AI is getting better all the time and, yes, it can do it.

AI hasn't been in that room when you sat and talked with that person or when you discovered something.

They're the things that now matter because otherwise people can just go and type, an AI search and get an answer.

What people are looking for is, you know, that connection, that extra story.

Like when I'm reading, I know if I'm reading AI because my eyes just stay flat, right? But when I read something that matters, like, And that's so human and so true.

My eyes, like they get wide or they crinkle because they're laughing or they get glary, you know, like, so that's my, like, it's my eyeballs tell me.

That's why so many books are getting done so quickly because they're using it to outline and all these things.

So yes, AI can spit out this and that, but when your brain is tuned in, it changes how you see things too and you grow.

I spend a lot of time reading manuscripts for awards and when, you know, I work with authors on their books and you can tell an AI manuscript because it's It can be very competent, but it doesn't make me feel.

Yeah, so obviously AI can pull it off and AI is getting better all the time and, yes, it can do it.

AI hasn't been in that room when you sat and talked with that person or when you discovered something.

They're the things that now matter because otherwise people can just go and type, an AI search and get an answer.

What people are looking for is, you know, that connection, that extra story.

Like when I'm reading, I know if I'm reading AI because my eyes just stay flat, right? But when I read something that matters, like, And that's so human and so true.

My eyes, like they get wide or they crinkle because they're laughing or they get glary, you know, like, so that's my, like, it's my eyeballs tell me.

That's why so many books are getting done so quickly because they're using it to outline and all these things.
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