I mean, they're not wrong. Someone is going to find a way to monetize AI writing and then churn it out in bulk.
The hype train is going to completely outrun the media in question. But then what? Clarksworld will adapt. They're not going to just stop doing publishing. They'll just add one of those "are you a robot" tests to their online submission portal
yeah it is pretty long. The short version is that there is a scam where you pay ghost writers to write a shitty book and then you put it on audible for passive income
Ah. I've heard of this. Amazon has the same problem.
But it's a problem virtually every publishing house has. The issue isn't with volume of dud submissions. It's with paying slush readers to wade through crap content in search of the gems.
The thing that costs money - people with a modicum of taste curating content - is still a thing publishers can't automate away. AI just amplifies the burden on the publishing side.
I mean, they're not wrong. Someone is going to find a way to monetize AI writing and then churn it out in bulk.
The hype train is going to completely outrun the media in question. But then what? Clarksworld will adapt. They're not going to just stop doing publishing. They'll just add one of those "are you a robot" tests to their online submission portal
yeah but it's going to be more like this
Omg, this is an hour long and inside the first three minutes he's explaining how much it costs to produce "advice".
I hate YouTube. I hate YouTube. I hate YouTube. I hate YouTube.
yeah it is pretty long. The short version is that there is a scam where you pay ghost writers to write a shitty book and then you put it on audible for passive income
Ah. I've heard of this. Amazon has the same problem.
But it's a problem virtually every publishing house has. The issue isn't with volume of dud submissions. It's with paying slush readers to wade through crap content in search of the gems.
The thing that costs money - people with a modicum of taste curating content - is still a thing publishers can't automate away. AI just amplifies the burden on the publishing side.