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NPR’s interview report says Clarkesworld suspended submissions on February 20. Its editor says large numbers of submissions judged to be machine-generated increased the processing burden.
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NPR’s interview report says Clarkesworld suspended submissions on February 20. Its editor says large numbers of submissions judged to be machine-generated increased the processing burden.
The editor’s assessment is not an independent determination of every submission. The reopening date still needs an original source.
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Editorial interpretation: include editorial screening labour and changes to submission channels in the history of AI disputes in literature.
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NPR’s interview report says Clarkesworld suspended submissions on February 20. Its editor says large numbers of submissions judged to be machine-generated increased the processing burden.
SRC-0058Opening paragraph and Neil Clarke interview: closure on February 20
NPR, republished by WFSU · EN · 2023-02-24
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