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Story summary
- Dr. Clementine Collett warns that AI-generated novels could create a two-tier market, making human-written works a luxury.
- Many authors fear AI could displace their work entirely, as AI can quickly imitate established writers.
- Tobi Coventry, a book-to-film scout, remains optimistic, believing readers will always seek authentic human voices.
- The debate highlights the societal implications of AI in literature, especially for genre fiction that AI can replicate more easily.
