I have the tools to produce an AI work. If you like, I'll write
  a page for you in an AI (which is predictive analysis) of my
  brain. It probably won't make much sense and I *will* have to
  exercise human choice by adding periods to make sentences,
  although that can be automated as well; I just don't feel like
  it.

  With additional information available beyond the initial text
  corpus, it should be quite possible to write a reasonable book
  using AI. Back in the early 1990s, I had an MS-DOS program that
  would happily write Shakespeare for you, or could write new text
  based upon any corpus you throw at it.

  I should find it again; it worked better than some of the AI
  tools being used today, which are rather boring to me. Hawking's
  predictive text thing is the same thing I was playing with 22
  years ago in MS-DOS. We really haven't improved much in our
  techniques, just volume.

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