In an episode of the podcast "High Agency," Raza Habib, CEO and co-founder of Humanloop, interviews James Yu, founder of Sudowrite, an AI-assisted creative writing tool for novelists. Sudowrite is likened to a writer's room for authors, helping them overcome story development challenges through AI-driven suggestions. The conversation delves into the evolution of Sudowrite, from its inception leveraging early GPT-3 models to its current iteration, which includes features like the Story Bible for maintaining narrative coherence. Yu discusses the mixed reception of AI in creative fields, emphasizing that while AI can enhance creativity, it raises concerns about originality and job security. The team prioritizes domain expertise alongside technical skills to ensure that the product meets the unique needs of writers. Despite some controversy, Yu believes AI will continue to integrate into creative processes, offering tools that complement human creativity without replacing it.