The Atlantic reports parasite-author problem is widespread across publishing
1 Sep 18 3:36 PM · 7d ago · 1 article · 1 post · 2 sources · development 1 of 2
Investigation finds AI-generated imposter listings appearing across fantasy, horror, children's books, and other categories on Amazon author pages. The issue extends beyond books: professors have found AI papers published under their names, and AI-generated songs are being sneaked onto artists' streaming profiles.
“It's deeply unsettling, after I spent years crafting stories and building my brand, that some no-talent grifter can bottom-feed off my fan base with AI slop.”
Tamra Westberry, Independent author · rss ↗Tamra Westberry Independent author, pen name Tara WestAmazon Platform hosting author pages and booksThe Atlantic Publishing investigation
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