Pre-2022 Books

Post by neponeko » Sun, Jun 21, 2026, 1:46 AM UTC

plaguuuuuu wrote: post #93

tyre wrote: post #34

Hot take: I think it’ll be pretty much the same as it was. If anything it will get better. You will still have gatekeepers and taste makers. Publishing houses will screen fiction for well-written and interesting fiction. Word-of-mouth, personal recommendations, and endorsements from people you respect will continue to outweigh algorithms, if you care. For cheap reads, how much of a difference is there between James P…

publishing houses will gatekeep for well-selling fiction and non-fiction.

Post by quest88 » Sun, Jun 21, 2026, 1:57 AM UTC

adamddev1 wrote: post #25

And there might be no way to prove you really wrote something Post-2022. I wrote a long article, all by hand. I never used any LLMs, even for searching. I checked it with a couple of AI detection tools and they confidently said that 60% of the article was written by AI.

Post by TZubiri » Sun, Jun 21, 2026, 2:10 AM UTC

Post by blharr » Sun, Jun 21, 2026, 2:21 AM UTC

heffer wrote: post #40

John7878781 wrote: post #32

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Interestingly, you're actually more likely to be flagged as AI if English is your second language.

That tracks with reality, as the majority of people don't have English as their first language. Depending on data sources used for training that could well reflect into AI detection tools.

Post by cjlm » Sun, Jun 21, 2026, 2:38 AM UTC

adamddev1 wrote: post #25

And there might be no way to prove you really wrote something Post-2022. I wrote a long article, all by hand. I never used any LLMs, even for searching. I checked it with a couple of AI detection tools and they confidently said that 60% of the article was written by AI.