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In a surprise shock twist no one could have possibly seen coming, AI fiction isn't being created by people who like fiction; it's another automated grift that is being mindlessly spammed at publishers to the point they're having to shut down. Even if this is not grifters grifting, and this massive influx is genuinely people hoping to use to AI to create an interesting story, I mean, this is what I mean when I say people who don't understand the creative process don't understand the creative process. They can't even figure out that even if AI can write a decent story, a real person has to be able to find it.

Like, once again, the copyright thing is so beside the point; the problem with AI is not even that's it's so easy to use that even idiots can use it to make art. In fact, it's not. The problem with AI is that idiots believe it is.

For fuck's sake, when your use of robots is so boring science fiction publishers are all like, "naw, get this shit away from me," maybe it's just not that good.

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