Seems to me like a perfect addition to the gif the top of this thread.
Where the AI turning into a racist Nazi is just a happy accident.
Using AI to create books to teach children about wonders of capitalism
(Also, hey! Brett! You are still not a published author!)
A glimpse in to the not so far off future.
In fact, next week (if you ask me).
Like AI written books, by the fucking thousand, are a new thing on Amazon? How do you think someone âwritesâ hundreds of books a month and publishes them print on demand and later Kindle unlimited on CreateSpace Digital Platform?
Can name âauthorsâ but would rather not in public.
ETA
The Policemanâs Beard Was Half Constucted had more human writing in it than many, many books on business, tech, and computing on Amazon.
Youâre right, itâs been this way for a long time in the âhustle broâ land of Amazon self-published books. The life cycle of the ambitious ones is insidious too - generate a short book about âHow to invest in cryptoâ (or some other popular search term), price your book at the minimum, generate x-number of 4-5 star reviews, have your army of Amazon sock puppet accounts buy Kindle copies and post âpurchasedâ reviews over about a week, raise the price 10x, generate LinkedIn and Twitter posts promoting the book, profit!
I know some people (not friends, barely acquaintances) that run âmarketing companiesâ that used to contract freelancers that wrote fake reviews for Amazon products for clients. Now not only are the fake reviews AI generated, they have also added the above to their portfolio selling it to chumps as a âghost writer and promotionâ service. While doing it themselves too of course.
AI has vastly increased the output of this kind of fraudulent material beyond what humans could accomplish. That is the big thing that concerns me - for every âAI can inspire and collaborate with human creatorsâ there are going to be a a lot more of this shit. I think we are doomed.
I guess the one good thing about all the attention GPTChat is getting is that they have to be doomed now that everybody knows about this, right?
(Insert Anakin/Padme meme)
Is that still a money laundering technique or have the powers-that-ought-to-be cracked down on that?
In this case itâs not a money laundering technique, but a technique that makes it cheap for you to buy the kindle copies for sock puppet verified purchase reviews. You do that over a week and then you jack it up (just before you starting posting the promotional LinkedIn, Twitter, etc post) so that real people taken in by all that will pay enough to make it worthwhile to you
Apparently doing it over a period of time makes Amazon not care about it - you âsaw how well it was selling and reviewing and decided to raise the priceâ
Also money laundering though, I assume!
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whatâs the opposite of âi want to go thereâ meme