Andrea Bartz
Reporter and New York Times bestselling novelist, participating as a guest to discuss author perspectives and ethical questions around AI use in writing.
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Apr 15, 2026 • 44min
What AI-authored Books Mean For The Publishing Industry
Andrea Bartz, bestselling novelist turned advocate after finding her work in AI training data. Alexandra Alter, NYT books reporter tracking how publishers react. Derek Newton, journalist and founder of Verify My Writing, focused on AI detection. They discuss the Hachette cancellation, legal fights over training data, detection limits, disclosure debates, and how AI is reshaping self-publishing and market discoverability.
Apr 14, 2026 • 24min
Could readers like AI books more than ones written by humans?
Stephen Marche, columnist and author who used generative AI in his book projects; Vauhini Vara, novelist and tech journalist who experiments with AI and urges disclosure; Andrea Bartz, bestselling thriller writer concerned about reader trust. They debate the Shy Girl controversy, whether AI can mimic or surpass human prose, disclosure norms, and how AI might reshape reading, authorship and publishing.
Mar 28, 2026 • 1h 8min
Brian Lehrer Weekend: The Great Replacement Theory, AI in Novels, Baseball & Life
Andrea Bartz, novelist who exposed the Shy Girl AI controversy, talks about AI’s impact on fiction and reader trust. Ibram X. Kendi, historian and author, traces the origins and spread of Great Replacement Theory and its links to authoritarianism. The conversation also pivots to how sports teach teamwork, resilience, and honesty in life.
