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PostSider is a social media publishing platform that enables humans and AI agents to schedule and manage content across multiple platforms from a single interface.
AirBuild offers an autonomous agent team that automates the building, reviewing, and publishing of native iOS apps, handling end-to-end App Store processes without manual intervention.
Second Eyes is a product that helps users automatically sort and shortlist photos for faster publishing, providing explanations for each shortlisted photo to aid in decision-making.
The article explores Pangram, an AI startup that detects AI-generated text, its role in publishing scandals, and questions about the trustworthiness of its detection model.
A traditionally published sci-fi author details receiving numerous scam book-marketing pitches and sets a trap, exposing predatory services in the publishing industry with the involvement of an AI named Veronica.
A tech influencer warns about a surge in password reset emails across various services and advises users to check their inboxes and be cautious of potential scams.
The author celebrates the release of their book 'Game Theory' in the UK, which is the English translation of their original work 'Die Tabelle lügt immer'.
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.
Phil Eaton reflects on the first six months of The Consensus, a bootstrapped software infrastructure publication, covering growth in articles, indexed jobs, and new subscriber features.
Aveiro is a product that lets you publish websites, newsletters, and social posts using AI agents.
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.
Writers are deliberately altering their prose to avoid AI-like patterns, such as avoiding em dashes and tripartite lists, as part of a growing 'anti-AI literary counterculture' to signal human authorship.
A 1997 tutorial explaining how to use sed and sort to create formatted indexes for books from raw term-page number lists.
Fedica 2.0 is a tool for publishing and growing profiles across multiple social apps.
Forgeon is a platform for creating, publishing, and experiencing interactive stories. It is featured on Product Hunt.
Riverside adds newsletter publishing with AI conversion from recordings, plus multi-camera and AI enhancements.
A compilation of authors offering DRM-free books, including sample chapters and links to download, along with resources for finding more DRM-free and out-of-copyright ebooks.
An analysis of AI-generated children's books on Amazon, highlighting pervasive quality issues and bizarre visual errors ("body horror") that undermine the promise of advanced AI models.
An article discussing the reliance on GitHub for publishing Rust packages on crates.io, arguing that it should not be a mandatory dependency.