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“But he is a writer, after all,” she thought, as she walked quickly—but not too quickly!—to the door.

She credits her friend, “Jersey Boys” book writer Rick Elice, who also wrote the book for the musical “Water for Elephants,” with opening her eyes.

As a writer and editor, I thrived for years on the need to meet deadlines and on the adrenaline of being praised or promoted for my work.

WSJ: How do you see the roles of writers and artists being different in the age of very capable AI tools?

Credit goes not only to the writer but to the production team.