The Collapse of Creative Gatekeeping Has Begun
By Charlie G. Peterson IVThe doors to the HarperCollins building hadn’t changed since the 1990s. Mahogany glass. Executive badge access. The smell of old glue and big decisions. But inside, something had shifted. A quiet war was unfolding across editorial floors and Zoom calls. Mid-level editors were using Claude and GPT-4o in private.
Manuscripts, pitches, and press releases were being fed through prompts. All while senior leadership issued new policies on "authentic authorship" and published op-eds in The Atlantic warning against the dangers of synthetic creativity.
The irony was thick enough to spread with a bone-handled knife.
The irony was thick enough to spread with a bone-handled knife.
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