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19 October 2023FeaturesCopyright ChannelAndy Stroud

AI-created scripts are not ready for prime time (yet)

From the advent of TV there have always been writers’ rooms—the formerly smoke-filled but now mostly snack-filled spaces where writers gather to swap storylines, hone scripts, and practise the art of writing quality television.

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