FlattopMaker t1_jdppqhu wrote
Publishing: my current view is stratified text ['AI' and 'content' can mean many things so I prefer not to use the terms due to very different understandings] can be published and sold by a software company or an influencer or any individual under a different and new cataloguing system other than ISBNs and ISSNs, such as an expanded Digital Object Identifier (DOI). Copyright laws require urgent review to account for digitization and stratified text.
Rationale: It was once the fashion (and it has become fashionable again) to publish semi-fiction mashups that consist of excerpts of already published works compiled with critique and fiction narration. To be clear, these mashups are not anthologies or collected works but it a literal mashup of different published works with text added. Some will say what does it matter whether it was created through a typewriter, a Word processor, an AI or other tool, as long as the final product is enjoyed by the intended audience? The difference is that organic human folklore and cultural change and part of human evolution and humans connecting to other humans. Stratified text is human-authorized but should not be claimed to represent human culture.
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