DIGITAL INK: How Artificial Intelligence is Re-writing the Rules of Publishing
"Digital Ink is a timely, thought-provoking exploration of the seismic shift occurring at the intersection of artificial intelligence and creative authorship. With clarity and insight, the book navigates the evolving roles of authors, editors, readers, and publishers in a landscape where machines collaborate with humans to craft stories, design covers, and even market books.
It neither blindly celebrates nor harshly critiques the rise of generative tools—instead, it offers a balanced, strategic guide for those seeking to understand and thrive in this new paradigm. From ethical implications and intellectual property debates to business models and future legacy planning, Digital Ink serves as both roadmap and manifesto for the modern creator.
Whether you're a seasoned writer, a curious technologist, or a publisher trying to future-proof your work, this book delivers the insight and frameworks you need. A must-read for anyone invested in the future of storytelling.
Written by R. Dale Brunet
About the book
What if the future of storytelling wasn’t limited to pages and print—but alive, dynamic, and intelligent? “Digital Ink” explores the seismic shift underway in the publishing world as artificial intelligence redefines how we write, read, and share ideas.
This is not simply a technological upgrade—it’s a reimagining of the purpose, process, and power of storytelling in the 21at century. From dynamic narratives to reader interactivity, from machine-assisted creation to immersive legacy preservation, Digital Ink confronts challenges and opportunities of authorship in an Al-driven world.
Author R. Dale Brunet brings a rare depth of insight to this conversation. With over 40 years of experience in technology and systems development, Brunet is also the creator of Life Capsule AI—a platform that merges story-telling, ethics, and generational continuity. His work stands at the cross-roads of innovation and human meaning. He understands both the code and the conscience behind today’s tools—and why it matters more than ever that creators engage them with clarity, intent, and integrity.
This book isn’t about resisting change—it’s about shaping it. Brunet
issues a compelling call for creators, educators, and technologists to embrace the tools of tomorrow without losing the values that define great storytelling: voice, vision, and emotional truth.
Digital Ink will challenge you to think differently about what it means to create, communicate, and leave something of value behind. In a world saturated with automation and information, it asks a fundamental question:
What story are you choosing to tell—and how will it be remembered?