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It’s been a quiet week for AI in publishing, though the authenticity questions I wrote about last week are rumbling on. Thanks to Thad Mc...
Posts and Newsletters
How I Use AI
With a book coming out later this year and (at the time of writing) nearly 100,000 words of posts and newsletters on this website, I am g...
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Provenance and authenticity are the story this week: hyped books facing questions about authorship, alongside new research and regulation...
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To quote a classic film: show me the money… This week, the approval of the Bartz v. Anthropic settlement made that a promise for many pub...
Books and Low-Background Steel
In 1919, in the natural harbour of Scapa Flow in Orkney, the German High Seas Fleet, interned there since the end of the First World War,...
Creative Access Research on AI and Publishing
The Bookseller’s morning newsletter caught my attention with an eye-catching headline, suggesting that publishing has the ‘lowest uptake ...
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It’s been hard to ignore significant legal and policy developments for AI and publishing in recent days, with a major new class action la...
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It’s been a long, hot week on the road, seeing publishers in Dublin, Cambridge and London. Lots of the conversations were about choosing ...