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Experimental feedback after the author publicly labeled a novel as AI-generated

A poster in r/AIWritingLounge shares an experiment in self-publishing a fully AI generated novel, with a watermark on the cover and a disclaimer on the first page, to test whether openly disclosing AI use affects reader acceptance. The post drew attention because it puts the AI writing debate into a real publishing scenario.

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2026-08-18

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A poster in r/AIWritingLounge shares an experiment in self-publishing a fully AI generated novel, with a watermark on the cover and a disclaimer on the first page, to test whether openly disclosing AI use affects reader acceptance. The post drew attention because it puts the AI writing debate into a real publishing scenario.

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