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>AIs that turn out books to the tune of a million per day
Obviously that's not what those guys are doing. They're wanting to use AI to help proofread and publish human-written books. Which is still quite stupid because unless they let the AI do all the work and end up producing obviously inferior products, I don't really see how they're going to make the process significantly faster than traditional publishing when the final product requires human oversight anyway.
These are just your average AI tech bros hopping on the bandwaggon to apply AI to everything and make it supposedly cheaper but actually just do a sloppier job. Reign of quantity morons.

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If you don't think the death of traditional publishing is a good thing, you are ignorant…