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Readers turn to chatbots to create custom fiction as publishing industry frets
Many readers are using chatbots to generate bespoke fiction — sometimes producing unconventional stories — while the publishing industry worries about how authors are using AI. The piece describes a consumer-driven trend of people commissioning or creating custom narratives with chatbots.
KEY POINTS
- Many readers are using chatbots to generate bespoke fiction — sometimes producing unconventional stories — while the publishing industry worries about how authors are using AI.
- The piece describes a consumer-driven trend of people commissioning or creating custom narratives with chatbots.
- This matters because it highlights a growing consumer use-case for chatbots that could affect content creation, distribution, and debates about authorship and publishing practices.
WHY IT MATTERS
This matters because it highlights a growing consumer use-case for chatbots that could affect content creation, distribution, and debates about authorship and publishing practices.