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“First Encounters with Artificial Intelligence” brings together some of the most prominent contemporary literary minds to explore one of the most important artistic and cultural questions of our time: What happens to writing when the use of language is no longer limited to humans? As massive language models enter the public imagination and everyday creative practice, writers across genres—novelists, poets, screenwriters, essayists, translators, researchers, technologists, and language artists—are facing profound shifts in how stories are conceived, crafted, and shared. This volume brings together seventeen distinguished writers from around the world who reflect on their first and most profound experiences with generative texts, at a moment when artificial intelligence seems at once exciting, worrying, and inevitable. Their essays portray AI not as a static entity, but as a dynamic field of possibilities and tension between creativity and computation, where age-old human questions about intention, desire, authorship, action, and value gain urgency. Their writing ranges from deeply personal reflections to critical provocations, from philosophical studies to playful experiments, revealing how writing tools shape writing itself, and what is at stake when these tools begin to mimic us. First Encounters with Artificial Intelligence, edited and presented by Nina Begosh, provides an essential guide for readers to explore this new literary landscape. Together, these essays map our first contact zone with AI, offering clarity, insight, and creative depth at a moment of radical change.