Publishing faces the question: how much AI use before a work is no longer yours?
TuhinChakr · x · 2026-08-19
A tweet highlights an unavoidable issue for the publishing industry: writers will use AI. The difficult question is determining the threshold of usage before a work can no longer be considered truly theirs. We may need a much clearer definition of what authorship means in the age of AI.
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