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An SMU PhD student lost a publishing deal worth over $2 million after allegations that he used AI to write parts of his novel. The incident highlights ongoing controversies and legal gray areas around AI-generated content in publishing.
A debut author's $2 million book contract was cancelled over suspected AI use, sparking debate about whether using AI to create popular work should be considered a problem.
Hugh Howey reflects on how AI writing is upending the publishing industry, citing a $2.4M debut book deal that fell apart over AI authorship concerns.