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Rakuten Kobo rejected nearly half of all submissions to its self-publishing platform in 2025. CEO Michael Tamblyn stated that over 80% of these rejections were due to low-quality, AI-generated content.
A discussion regarding the realistic timeline for developing and publishing research papers at top-tier conferences like ICML, NeurIPS, and ICLR. It explores the lifecycle from initial idea to final acceptance.
探討為何 ICML 和 NeurIPS 等頂級會議在機器學習領域的聲望已超越傳統學術期刊。討論重點在於 AI 領域的快速發展需求以及會議審稿流程的效率優勢。
Yuewen is integrating AI to assist in content creation and reader engagement. The article questions the impact of AI on authors' roles and the future of digital literature.
The publishing industry is currently grappling with the legal and ethical implications of AI-generated content. Editors remain uncertain about the viability and standards for publishing books authored by AI.
Square Enix has introduced an AI tool to automate manga typesetting specifications. It suggests optimal fonts, sizes, styles, and placements while considering story flow and dialogue emotions. All trial editors want to continue using it.
Publishers are struggling to identify AI-written books, leading to the cancellation of the US release of horror novel 'Shy Girl' and discontinuation of its UK version due to suspected AI use. Literary agent Kate Nash noted submission letters becoming more thorough but formulaic. The industry fears that soon publishers 'won’t stand a chance' against advancing AI.
KADOKAWA has announced a capital and business alliance with the note platform. The partnership aims to realize a 'creation ecosystem' designed for the AI era.
CITIC Bookstore hosts OpenClaw workshops, helping publishers automate research, content planning, and graphics. Users treat it as a persistent AI assistant for knowledge work, boosting efficiency in selection and summarization tasks.
The UK Society of Authors has launched a pioneering registration scheme for authors to display a 'Human Authored' logo on books, distinguishing them from AI-generated works flooding the market. Announced by Tracy Chevalier at the London Book Fair, it is the first such initiative by a UK trade association.