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Exactly my point. Self publishing does not have these entry problems or that level of money. This is the opposite of flooding the market with generative AI
by altmanaltman 3mo ago
Exactly my point. Self publishing does not have these entry problems or that level of money. This is the opposite of flooding the market with generative AI
- grey-area 3mo agoGAI is also being used by prospective authors applying to publishing houses, and they are in fact flooded with dross created with it, which is a serious problem for them. To the extent that their reviewers get lazy and are not reading entire texts, as evidenced by this slipping through and then being caught by an editor (who did read the whole thing). So no, this does not prove your point.
- altmanaltman 3mo agoIt got rejected and that's the proof that these things get accepted by the system? Sure, AI can flood publishing houses with submissions but they have dedicated people and proper vetting process before they publish. That protects slop from getting published. No such safeguards exists in self publishing which is why its easier to see effects of slop there since nothing can stop you from publishing your AI work in that market.