Authors and publishers have raised concern that continued overreliance on Artificial Intelligence (AI) in writing could erode creativity, originality and authenticity, with technology increasingly replacing the intellectual effort required to produce quality books. They urged writers to embrace AI as a supportive tool while retaining their ideas, experiences, and creative voice, warning that allowing technology…
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