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I'm pretty sure the ads displayed on my Kindle are all for AI generated children's books lately. It's actually kind of fun looking at them to find the AI genera

• freedomben 3y ago
  The other day I saw an advert for a "course" that teaches you how to capitalize on the "AI gold rush" by using AI to write and sell ebooks. It's the new get-rich quick idea I guess
  • johnyzee 3y ago
    I know a relatively successful author and screenwriter. Said person is abondoning their current projects, because apparently their friend is very successful selling books on Amazon, produced with the help of AI. The friend will, apparently, teach them how they, too, can tap into this market. This conversation over Christmas dinner set off so many red flags, that I could only bite my tongue and nod.
    • freedomben 3y ago
      This pains me so much, I can't even imagine how that had to have felt :-( I sure hope this blows over quickly.
• the__alchemist 3y ago
  Inaccurate finger counts are a staple of manmade children's material as well!
  • solardev 3y ago
    Maybe the AI learned that children prefer inaccurate fingers.
• infecto 3y ago
  I would be curious the age range for the book in question or the type. I am bifurcating books with illustrations and novels (pure text), not sure if thats the best terms but I hope it gets the idea across. Even pre-AI lots of childrens book at the lower age range/illustration category are basically low effort junk, this is generally true for most/all books for new children. They use illustrations bought wholesales and copy and paste text into them.