AI-assisted fiction is already being read, so the real fight is disclosure
TuhinChakr · x · 2026-07-29
AI-assisted fiction is already being read widely, but most readers do not realize it. The post argues that publishers, authors, and artists should stop insisting that AI work is “slop” no one will buy, and instead focus on disclosure and transparency whenever AI is used.
The underlying point is that the market already exists; the real debate is about how AI involvement should be labeled and disclosed.
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