Authors call on publishers to limit their use of AI

One open letter Lauren Groff, Lev Grossman, RF Kuang, Dennis Lehane and Geoffrey Maguire, for example, help to enter the book publishers to help manage the work of the audiobook narrators.

The letter claims that the authors are stolen by AI companies: “Writers will be paid for a technology built in our work for our work, but to pay a small percentage of our work.”

Among other liabilities are the authors “never freed the books created by the machine” and “they are called a pledge to replace human employees with AI tools or to humiliate their places on AI monitors.”

Although the initial letter was already signed by a list of writers already The NPL reports Another 1100 signatures were added within 24 hours after preview.

The authors also sue the technological companies using their books to bring up AI models, but federal judges Significant shocks These claims This week is earlier.