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AI is such a useful tool for us now.
But what about for writers?
When a prize-winning sci-fi author admits that her book involves the assistance of AI, Does the magic still hold?
And when a best-selling novelist leans on AI chatbot for research
and platforms pre-promise million-word novels with one click, what exactly are we paying for?
And here is the twist.
If the story still moves you, keeps you up at night and wins your tears,
does it even matter who or what how the pen?
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And now...
A prize-winning science fiction writer in China says AI played a big role in her latest children's book series,
and readers couldn't really tell the difference.
Another best-selling novelist admits he used chat GPT all the time, but only for research.