Submitted 10 hours ago by Pro@programming.dev to technology@lemmy.world
https://lithub.com/against-ai-an-open-letter-from-writers-to-publishers/
“We want our publishers to stand with us. To make a pledge that they will never release books that were created by machines.”
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If there’s money to be made by releasing books created by Counterfeit Cognizance, those publishers will take advantage of it to its fullest… Count on it.
Nice try, but…
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Unless readers want street cred reading only books from publishers who observe the request. There will be a market for “authentic” publishers along with the more liberal slop-friendly ones.
It’s too early for the Butlerian Jihad to start.
Cute, but we all know the only way these writers are going to get what they want is if they part ways from their current publishers and start a coöperative.
It’s actually wild how with the just-in-time economy, it has never required less capital investment to start a business like a book publisher. And yet it seems like the only people that take advantage of it are average schmo “grindset grifters” selling junk while all of the people with the real economic power literally beg the institutions out of abused them since the very beginning of their industry to please do the right thing.
I tried to read about “just-in-time economy” but I really don’t see how it would apply to book market?
And I don’t care if something is written by AI. As people we care about the quality of the output.
We know AI by default just creates slop but with a human in the loop, it’s possible to get inspiration for scenes, brainstorming, discuss ideas etc.
I think a good writer would use it this way.
That’s not how capitalism works my friend
How does it exactly relate here?
Treczoks@lemmy.world 2 hours ago
And demand an additional disclaimer that “use of the contents of this book for AI training purposes is explicitely forbidden”.
Pro@programming.dev 1 hour ago
That will 100% stop Meta from using it for training their AI for sure.
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Treczoks@lemmy.world 6 minutes ago
It will at least stop AI training from claiming fair use.