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In Korea, whether it's a paper book or an e-book, you have to submit one copy to the National Library of Korea (this is called 'napbon', or legal deposit). The library then pays for the book. This system creates a loophole where people can mass-produce AI-generated books, submit them, and skim money. There's no way to tell if a book was written by a human or AI.
우리나라에서 종이책이건 전자책이건 출판하면 국립중앙도서관에 한 권씩 제출해야 되는데(납본), 이 때 도서관이 책값을 지불함. AI 딸깍으로 찍어낸 책을 왕창 납본해서 돈을 남기는 편법이 가능한 구조. 사람이 쓴 책인지 AI가 쓴 책인지 구분할 수 있는 방법이 없음.
"People are clowning on the National Library's deposit system for AI books, recalling past scams and suggesting new ways to exploit it. Some hope this mess leads to reform, while others just meme about it."
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