In a remarkable move, a group of authors have petitioned publishers to reduce their reliance on Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies in determining the success potential of manuscripts.
Since the advent of AI, publishers have been increasingly using it to pore over millions of manuscripts, with the tech being able to predict which books will be successful based on past trends and patterns. But the authors fear this could potentially squeeze the creativity out of the industry and create less diversity in literature.
The authors propose that while AI has its place in the industry, it should ideally be used to help augment human decision-making, not replace it.
The tech industry, on the other hand, thinks it’s early to make such a call considering the potential AI has demonstrated so far. This has led to a heated debate about the role of AI in creative fields.
Thoughts continue to be divisive, and as AI continues to evolve, no one can bet on where this battle is headed. Read More
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