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I run a small print-on-demand platform and this is exactly what we're seeing. The submissions used to be easy to filter with basic heuristics or cheap classifie
by storystarling 9mo ago
I run a small print-on-demand platform and this is exactly what we're seeing. The submissions used to be easy to filter with basic heuristics or cheap classifiers, but now the grammar and structure are technically perfect. The problem is that running a stronger model to detect the semantic drift or hallucinations costs more than the potential margin on the book. We're pretty much back to manual review which destroys the unit economics.
- lupire 9mo agoWhy would detecting AI be more expensive than creating it?
- direwolf20 9mo agoIf it's print-on-demand, why does it matter? Why shouldn't you accept someone's money to print slop for them?
- wmeredith 9mo agoSome book houses print on demand for wide audiences. It's not just for the author.