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ymetca

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15. Now that the book publishing industry

Reply to highplainsdem (Original post)

Wed Feb 15, 2023, 11:40 PM

Feb 2023

has reached peak gate-keeper status via market manipulation and corporate consolidation (like so many others) finally --FINALLY-- there is the perfect tool for them to dispense with pesky "content creators" and increase profits for their shareholders.

All these AI advances are quickly showing us how ludicrous a machine it is to reward so few so handsomely.

Harry Potter and the Infinite Monkey Writers.

We welcome writers and artists everywhere to our rapidly growing community of budding revolutionaries!

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ChatGPT is making it LESS likely aspiring authors will be able to sell their work [View all] highplainsdem Feb 2023 OP

To err is human. To really fk things up, you need a computer. SheltieLover Feb 2023 #1

Self-publishing is also at risk of being overwhelmed by a tsunami of highplainsdem Feb 2023 #4

Gawd... SheltieLover Feb 2023 #5

As a published author of speculative fiction FalloutShelter Feb 2023 #2

If you've been published professionally, paid for your work, you should be highplainsdem Feb 2023 #9

Nope... FalloutShelter Feb 2023 #12

Anything you have to verify the publisher you had before 2008 should highplainsdem Feb 2023 #13

You're not kidding... FalloutShelter Feb 2023 #14

What a problem. I feel for both editors and aspiring authors. brush Feb 2023 #3

I'd read one article saying the person asked for a plot to be written like Stephen King SheltieLover Feb 2023 #8

And will students who use it learn anything about writing or the subject matter? brush Feb 2023 #10

Of course not! SheltieLover Feb 2023 #11

Teachers might be able to catch some of the cheaters, but highplainsdem Feb 2023 #17

Maybe. Maybe not. edisdead Feb 2023 #6

Thank you for taking the time to post all that info Nictuku Feb 2023 #7

You're very welcome! highplainsdem Feb 2023 #16

Now that the book publishing industry ymetca Feb 2023 #15