Humazon

Edward Stratemeyer pioneered the "content farm" model in publishing by creating fictional authors to meet reader demand, a practice later refined by James Patterson, but AI is now removing all friction from this system, allowing publishers like Fractal Enigma to generate thousands of books weekly with non-existent authors. The author argues that while this development concerns many, the only parties that truly matter in publishing are readers and writers themselves, and therefore sees no inherent problem with readers consuming AI-generated books, just as they freely read classic literature.