One opinion on why AI won't disrupt book culture

It's natural to be uneasy or nervous about a new technology, and certain the literary world has expressed its fair share of qualms about artificial intelligence.

Today, though, we're here to share good news — or, at least, a calming prediction about the tool's future.

Writer Elizabeth Minkel points out that revolutionary ideas or realities have generally failed to truly affect book culture.

She explains why generative AI won't disrupt books in a long piece for Wired.

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