Comment It Didn't Take Long For AI To Go to Hell (Score 1) 35
The name of French Novelist Albert Camus (ka-MOO) appears regularly in r/nihilism, usually in regard to absurdism. As I am partly an absurdist I felt I should learn a little bit more about absurdism. I purchased a book from Amazon that is a whole new level of absurd. I fear this may be a new low in Publishing.
This book about Camus from Amazon has no Author and no Publisher. There is no copyright, no index, no Table of Contents, no page numbers, no dedication and no identification of any kind except, Published in Las Vegas. I'll assume it was sent to me from one of the 15 Amazon fulfillment centers in Las Vegas.
This book is my first experience reading a book entirely written by AI. The 2-page biography of Camus is clearly stolen from Wikipedia, re-written by AI, and not one of the good ones. The 200-quotes on 200-pages are selected at random. There is no logic, no story, no points being made nor arranged in any sensible order. And after 200-Public Domain quotes there are a few pages of AI generated synopsis of Camus' most famous books. Even the AI used to generate this plagiarism is not given credit. I'm sure it is Amazon's own propriety book writing LLM.