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Old 01-25-2025, 08:03 PM   #2
Deskisamess
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The AI dupes can be easy to spot for those who know the signs, but they speak to the health of the online marketplace for publishing
I'd love to know more. I read a book, or read about half of the book, a few months ago that I'm fairly sure was AI generated. There were odd words and phrases used for fairly common items. The setting of the book was in Amish Country in Ohio. Instead of the word "buggy", the phrase "horse car" was used. A "lunch box" was called "a meal pack."

I'd love to hear what other clues to watch for.

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