Exactly. There is really no way to know for sure. We're relying on the honor system. Personally, I would prefer that writers and artists did not use AI, and my work is also AI-free. But I think maybe the answer to AI in art is not banning it (how would we even accomplish that?) but offering something uniquely human. If thoughtful readers don't naturally choose organic creativity because it's more worthwhile or resonant than artificial art, what's it all for? We can offer more than machines; I'm up for that challenge!
I'll have to check these out, thanks!
Hi, I saw Gillian Fletcher listed on one of these posts. Do you limit to things that are human written with no AI help?
Hi A. C.- As a rule, we don’t police the content in our listings. Readers are free to choose which kinds of books they prefer.
Sadly, the fakers who crank stuff out with AI don’t label their work as such. Rest assured that MY work is 100% AI free.
Exactly. There is really no way to know for sure. We're relying on the honor system. Personally, I would prefer that writers and artists did not use AI, and my work is also AI-free. But I think maybe the answer to AI in art is not banning it (how would we even accomplish that?) but offering something uniquely human. If thoughtful readers don't naturally choose organic creativity because it's more worthwhile or resonant than artificial art, what's it all for? We can offer more than machines; I'm up for that challenge!