As AI-powered publishing entities proliferate, the focus on volume over quality raises concerns about the sustainability of the book market and reader experience.
New imprints like Spines aim to publish 8,000 titles in 2025 using AI to reduce editing time, sharply contrasting with traditional publisher output.
AI technology is viewed as a means to speed up the publication process and enhance distribution efficiency, which could compromise literature quality.
Tech firms are entering the publishing arena, with names like Microsoft and ByteDance launching their own imprints focusing on rapid publication and marketing.
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