Scandals around AI books continue to multiply
This time, the scandal erupted around the horror novel Shy Girl: experts suspected that the text could be up to 78% generated by artificial intelligence. The book had already been released in the UK, but after discussions, it was taken off the market, and the US release was canceled.
🙅♂️ The author denies using AI and claims that neural networks could have only been used during the editing stage. But publishers admit: catching such texts is almost impossible. Even special verification services often make mistakes, and authors can edit the text to bypass detectors.
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