STUDY Open letter From the authors including Lauren Groff, Lev Gossman, RF Kuang, Dennis Lehise, and instance hiring AI manufacturers,
The letter argues that the authors’ work “was stolen” by AI companies:
Among other commitments, authors call for publishers “make a vow that they do not release the machine-made books” and “not replacing their tools with AI monitors.”
While the initial letter is signed by an impressive list of writers, NPR reports that another 1,100 signature has been added in 24 hours after first published.
The authors also shaking tech companies using their books to train AI models, but federal judges Thought the strikes were important In cases Last week.
