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And so I go to platforms for reading novels and see almost everything, damn it, AI-generated novel covers everywhere... And no, I'm not talking about Webnovel like platforms for example, these are content factories for consumers, that's obvious. It's damn offensive of course, it's like I'm walking around dumps... Just trash, no soul, just crap.

In short, I'm talking about these damned factories that are everywhere, and no quality, just slop. The main thing is more and cheaper! Capitalism of the last stage... I apologize for explaining everything so badly, today the sun almost killed me and my head is still spinning as if after the rides.

And I won't even be surprised if under this post someone dares to squeak that now more people can create with the help of AI, go away, forgive me, I'm already at the limit.

Who knew that the whole world would turn into a factory... Okay, just kidding.

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[โ€“] Limonene@lemmy.world 2 points 6 days ago (1 children)

Unfortunately, I think most platforms for novels allow AI, so they end up full of AI trash.

Instead of using a platform, try looking up authors you've read before and liked. Then see where they publish. Or try and find a fandom for the genre you like, and ask humans for recommendations

[โ€“] SugarCatDestroyer@lemmy.world 0 points 6 days ago* (last edited 6 days ago)

Yeah, dude, eventually we'll have to look for our favorite authors in closed networks or, in the worst case, offline lol.