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Amazon’s AI-written mushroom foraging books could be ‘life or death’

AI-produced books flood Amazon, raising concerns for experts about accuracy and safety in wild mushroom foraging guides.

With AI-related book reviews on the rise, misleading quotes being used on covers, and one-star reviews, there is a growing search for trust.

Various segments of the arts industries welcomed proposals by MPs to abandon AI copyright exemption to protect UK creative services.

Stephen King and Zadie Smith are among a number of authors whose pirated books are reportedly being used to train generative AI models.

Author Jane Friedman may have won the battle against AI-generated books on Amazon, but it’s far from over.

Prosecraft is accused of stealing copyright from authors using AI-powered writing tools with a notable writer claiming it was “gaslighting”.

TikTok parent company ByteDance is worryingly trying to branch out into the publishing world following the success of BookTok.

Thousands of authors have signed an AI open letter set up by The Authors Guild, demanding their work is protected from copyright breaches.

She’s In CTRL author Dr Anne-Marie Imafidon talks about how women in STEM have been erased from history and discussions.

Siddharth Kara’s powerful book Cobalt Red is a reminder that there is a cost to technological advancement which has been hidden.