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Read original source (EN)https://lithub.com/harpercollins-is-selling-their-authors-work-to-ai-tech/
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Date and lines 67–79; commentary reporting the author’s refusal and offer amount; screenshots not individually checked
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Literary Hub reports Kibblesmith’s rejection of a training-licence offer
The report says Daniel Kibblesmith rejected an AI-training licence offer for Santa’s Husband, described as $2,500 per book. The commentary’s author also urges writers to refuse permission.
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