Lindsay Chrisley

And so then the reader community is like, we don't want to pay for AI.

And then some of the readers are like, well, we don't really give a fuck.

If we don't know, we don't care.

And then other authors are, like I said, getting accused when they didn't do it.

And so it's like, there's no winning here, but like tests at this point, like why are we even taking them?

But is it that kind of like, um, like in the workplace, if you're not a good author, like you should not be releasing these novels.

Like if anybody can do it and we're using AI to do it, not everybody's meant to be an author.

So I feel like it's taking away from the ones who are actually doing it and their credentials.

Personally, if I was an author, I would be pissed off if I knew that somebody released a book and it was a bestseller and it was AI.

I think using AI as a tool and not as this complete solution, the end all be all, I think is one thing.

It's sort of like college degrees today.

It's like, if everyone has them, they're not super useful and there's no real point.

So it's, it's kind of a catch 22.

It's like, it can be helpful in so many ways, but it's also horrible for the environment.

It's terrible for our brain.

Like I just, but it makes life easier.

So it's like,

6-7.

Not 6-7.

And I was like, could you not?