The author discovers an AI-generated biography of herself on Amazon, using information from Wikipedia and old interviews. The poorly written book highlights the ease with which AI can appropriate and utilize personal information and creative works.
The author discusses the broader implications of AI on artists, citing examples like Meta's use of pirated books for AI training and the proliferation of AI-generated art.
The author argues for the importance of human authorship, emphasizing the risk, vulnerability, and personal experiences embedded in human-created art. This contrasts with the impersonal nature of AI-generated content.
The author highlights the significance of context in art and the author's personal experiences. The AI book, lacking this context, is deemed inferior. The author concludes by emphasizing that AI cannot replicate the human experience and value present in art.