AI-Assisted Author Mass-Produces Hundreds Of Novels
New York Times reports that a Cape Town-based writer using the pseudonym Coral Hart mass-produced more than 200 romance novels with AI models such as Claude and Grok, selling roughly 50,000 copies and earning six-figure revenue. Hart runs PlotProse, offering $80–$250 monthly software and $300 mentorships to teach rapid AI-driven publishing, while she does not disclose AI authorship to readers.
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Strong New York Times reporting reveals scalable generative-AI publishing, but limited scope and ethical ambiguity reduce broader impact.
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