People are using OpenAI’s chat-driven language model to help them write books, and they are flooding the Kindle store.
ChatGPT is credited on over 200 ebooks in the Amazon Kindle store as a coauthor, and this might only be a fraction of new books that used the technology, ReutersIt isn’t compulsory for authors to disclose that they used ChatGPT, making it extremely difficult to get an accurate count of the number of books written by the language model.Author Filip Sokolowski not only lists ChatGPT as one of his coauthors, but also Jasper, which bills itself as an AI copywriter.
Reuters reported that book authors are worried the flood of AI-generated books will put them out of business.
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