A pile of books written by GPT-3?
In the article titled "Fake Books," the author, Łukasz Kaczmarek, examines the issue of counterfeit books in the digital age. He notes that this phenomenon is becoming increasingly common, as access to information facilitates the creation and distribution of low-quality publications. The author emphasizes that in the internet era, anyone can become a 'book author,' leading to confusion and difficulties in distinguishing valuable content from the rest. These counterfeit books are often sold as if they are legitimate publications, which harms both genuine authors and readers. Kaczmarek proposes several solutions to combat this issue, including improved verification systems and educating readers about the quality of publications. In conclusion, the author calls for greater responsibility from both publishers and readers to prevent the further spread of fake books.