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<blockquote data-quote="Bedrockgames" data-source="post: 9494635" data-attributes="member: 85555">To Morrus' point, there are a lot of books that were published before AI was a big thing that likely haven't been updated. You have to go in an individually change each product. I just did most of mine but have a small line that I still need to get to this week. My catalog isn't huge, but still it is a step by step process. I can imagine if someone has dozens or hundreds of books, it could be a bit for them to get to all of them. Just another observation, when you put a book up on Drivethru, the option to select the creation method is not super obvious. It is mixed in with the pull down tags for things like genre. I imagine a lot of people might not be aware of the filter and may not see the button for it I suppose another thing is the language. The term handcrafted made me think twice before selecting it (because to me it implies no digital elements). I hear a term like hand crafted and my brain imagines someone using no digital tools, working with ink, pencils, paper and paint. A lot of artists work in digital format and it took a bit for me to be confident this was strictly about AI. I think it would honestly be better if the category were just &quot;No AI used in creation&quot; (or something similarly clear)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bedrockgames, post: 9494635, member: 85555"] To Morrus' point, there are a lot of books that were published before AI was a big thing that likely haven't been updated. You have to go in an individually change each product. I just did most of mine but have a small line that I still need to get to this week. My catalog isn't huge, but still it is a step by step process. I can imagine if someone has dozens or hundreds of books, it could be a bit for them to get to all of them. Just another observation, when you put a book up on Drivethru, the option to select the creation method is not super obvious. It is mixed in with the pull down tags for things like genre. I imagine a lot of people might not be aware of the filter and may not see the button for it I suppose another thing is the language. The term handcrafted made me think twice before selecting it (because to me it implies no digital elements). I hear a term like hand crafted and my brain imagines someone using no digital tools, working with ink, pencils, paper and paint. A lot of artists work in digital format and it took a bit for me to be confident this was strictly about AI. I think it would honestly be better if the category were just "No AI used in creation" (or something similarly clear) [/QUOTE]

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