'The main issue is losing track of what truth is.'
It's a growing problem, making it more difficult to distinguish real authors from AI-generated bylines of non-existent writers.lists dozens of books on Amazon on surprisingly niche topics, with suspicious five-star reviews propping up the operation.
And AI-generated books on Amazon are only the tip of the iceberg, with other AI content flooding the rest of the internet with dubiously sourced material as well, which could easily trigger a pandemic of misinformation.Worse yet, these misleading signals could end up triggering a feedback loop, with AI text generators regurgitating each other's content.identified a whopping 49 websites
producing content that appeared to be either mostly or entirely AI-generated in the month of April alone. It's a new reality companies behind some of the biggest publishers are now grappling with. Some are hiding the fact that they're making use of AI, while others are advertising that fact out in the open.
"There’s nothing to be ashamed of," Josh Jaffe, president of San Francisco-based online publisher Ingenio, told the. "We’re actually doing people a favor by leveraging generative AI tools" to create content that wouldn't otherwise exist.
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