“AI Can’t Write” Rant
Jacqui pulls no punches about AI authorship
The Visibility Advantage Podcast
Jun 15, 2026 · 29 min · 12 segments
In a world where AI can produce a book in an afternoon, you might think the business book has lost its edge. The opposite is true and this conversation explains exactly why. Lynnaire Johnston is…
Lynnaire JohnstonHost
Gillian WhitneyGuest
Jacqui LaneGuest
Um, and, and I, I, I constantly find this really interesting 'cause, you know, um, both Gillian and I are probably dealing with very highly capable, uh, executives and people in their field, and they come across as being super confident.

But when it comes to their own writing and their own ideas and their own book, this whole imposter thing comes sweeping in.

And, and when I've delved into it a lot, primarily that is because they fear the criticism of their peer group.

It's another thing completely to put those ideas or, you know, have your ideas and put them in paper and share that with the world.
I was lucky, though, I had an, uh, impetus to write it in that I had j- just been, uh, ranked New Zealand's number one LinkedIn expert, and my rationale was, what does everybody ha- what does every expert have? They have a book.
But all the way through it I felt I really wasn't sure, 'cause I'd never considered myself an expert before.
And so it was a real struggle for me to overcome that imposter syndrome, um, and get the book out there.
But, uh, once I did, I was really surprised that the response wasn't, "Oh, you, you think you can write a book, do you?" Um, it was, "Oh, wow, this is fantastic.
We really like it." The rid- just response was, um, amazing and opened a lot of doors that I did not even know were closed.
So I was, um, I think there's some real value in writing a business book, for sure.

Um, and, and I, I, I constantly find this really interesting 'cause, you know, um, both Gillian and I are probably dealing with very highly capable, uh, executives and people in their field, and they come across as being super confident.

But when it comes to their own writing and their own ideas and their own book, this whole imposter thing comes sweeping in.

And, and when I've delved into it a lot, primarily that is because they fear the criticism of their peer group.

It's another thing completely to put those ideas or, you know, have your ideas and put them in paper and share that with the world.
I was lucky, though, I had an, uh, impetus to write it in that I had j- just been, uh, ranked New Zealand's number one LinkedIn expert, and my rationale was, what does everybody ha- what does every expert have? They have a book.
But all the way through it I felt I really wasn't sure, 'cause I'd never considered myself an expert before.
And so it was a real struggle for me to overcome that imposter syndrome, um, and get the book out there.
But, uh, once I did, I was really surprised that the response wasn't, "Oh, you, you think you can write a book, do you?" Um, it was, "Oh, wow, this is fantastic.
We really like it." The rid- just response was, um, amazing and opened a lot of doors that I did not even know were closed.
So I was, um, I think there's some real value in writing a business book, for sure.
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“AI Can’t Write” Rant
Jacqui pulls no punches about AI authorship
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