The rise of the AI witch hunt @Bookborn
The rise of the AI witch hunt  @Bookborn
Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Both publishers and readers are in new territory with the rise of AI. Wary of publishing or reading anything produced with AI, people have taken to social media to accuse anyone and everything they see of being AI-generated. Where's the line between rooting out AI art (something we don't want) and turning this into a witch hunt? Tell me your thoughts below.

Mark Lawrence AI test: https://www.marklawrence.buzz/2025/08/so-is-ai-writing-any-good-part-2.html

Chapters
00:00 - Introduction
03:42- What does "AI" even mean?
05:41 - Why should we even care about using AI in the arts?
19:48 - The witch hunt
25:10 - AI content is incredibly difficult to detect with accuracy
31:56 - So what can we do about it?

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