Books, Bots, and the New Rights Economy: How AI Is Rewriting Publishing

Welcome to this week's episode of Disambiguation! Join host Michael Fauscette as he dives into the fascinating world of AI and publishing with Julie Trelstad, Head of US Publishing at AMLET AI.

In this episode titled "Books, Bots, and the New Rights Economy: How AI is Rewriting Publishing," Michael and Julie discuss the transformative impact of AI on the publishing industry, exploring how authors and publishers can navigate this new landscape. With over 35 years of experience in book publishing, Julie shares her insights on the evolution of the industry, the rise of indie authors, and the importance of protecting intellectual property in the age of AI.

Key topics include:

The role of ISCC (International Standard Content Code) in protecting authors' rights

The differences between AI-generated content and AI-assisted human authorship

Strategies for indie authors to thrive in a competitive market

The future of business models for authors in an AI-saturated world

Whether you're an author, publisher, or simply interested in the intersection of technology and literature, this episode is packed with valuable insights and practical advice.

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