Carly Watters

I'm just very interested in what they're talking about.

I love that.

One of the talks is called Editorial Ethics in the Age of AI.

Really important.

Another one, Editorial Self-Defense in the Age of the Cyborg Writer.

Another panel just on, you know, how Canadian editors are navigating AI adoption while protecting editorial credibility.

Another talk is called Demystifying Developing Nonfiction Proposals and Query Letters.

I think, again...

talking about AI and obviously how that's going to be used.

Yeah, and then a couple of other ones.

One is called The Critical Editor's Guide to AI, Judgment Beyond the Hype.

So anyway, I'm just really excited to tune into some of these conversations in person.

It's in Halifax.

And yeah, just kind of, as I said, see how editors are thinking about it because that funnels so much into...

how we as agents think about our work, because we obviously sell our books to in-house editors at traditional publishing houses.

Anyway, so that's next on my docket.

Yeah, I've only been once too.

So anyway, so I will be there if anybody is going to be at the Editors Canada annual conference.

I'm excited to be an interloper as an agent at this conference, but they let me in.

So I'm going to come listen and hang out.