Authors loathe AI. That’s evident in the dozens of lawsuits they’ve filed against AI companies for allegedly training their models on millions of copyrighted books without consent or compensation. But it turns out their publishing houses aren’t quite so against it. Some of the largest publishers in the country, including Penguin Random House, Macmillan, Sourcebooks and Wiley are recruiting AI engineers, according to public job listings reviewed by Forbes.Check out the full story: https://t.co/dRm6pPjLLM📸: P ...

Why Some Of The Largest Book Publishers Are Hiring AI EngineersPublishing giants like Penguin Random House and Macmillan are eager to use AI internally—but not for writing or editing. Their authors still might revolt.Find out why: https://t.co/dRm6pPjLLM (Photo: PA Images via Getty Images) ...

Why Some Of The Largest Book Publishers Are Hiring AI EngineersPublishing giants like Penguin Random House and Macmillan are eager to use AI internally—but not for writing or editing. Their authors still might revolt. https://t.co/fiUl6JA1BW (Photo: PA Images via Getty Images) https://t.co/EEP4Dj5XOU ...

Publishing giants like Penguin Random House and Macmillan are eager to use AI internally—but not for writing or editing. Their authors still might revolt. https://t.co/fiUl6JA1BW(📸: PA Images via Getty Images) https://t.co/VjsbCaoXP7 ...

Why Some Of The Largest Book Publishers Are Hiring AI EngineersPublishing giants like Penguin Random House and Macmillan are eager to use AI internally—but not for writing or editing. Their authors still might revolt. https://t.co/fiUl6JA1BW (Photo: PA Images via Getty Images) https://t.co/hpWkp82Vih ...

RT Rashi Shrivastava (@RashiShrivast18)Major book publishers like Penguin Random House, Macmillan and Wiley are hiring senior AI engineers, according to job listings reviewed by Forbes. Amid pushback from writers, publishers are eager to field test AI tools for back office efficiency.https://t.co/H79MVaEDCa ...

Core Points - Meta achieved a legal victory against the memoir "Careless People" written by former Facebook executive Sarah Wynn-Williams [1][4] - An emergency arbitrator's decision prohibits Wynn-Williams from promoting the book and making disparaging comments about Meta [2][4] - The ruling was issued by the International Centre for Dispute Resolution, part of the American Arbitration Association [1] Company Response - A Meta spokesperson stated that the book is "false and defamatory" and should not have been published [2][4] - Despite the ruling, the book remains available for purchase from major retailers like Amazon and Barnes and Noble [2] Ongoing Developments - Wynn-Williams and her publisher Macmillan did not respond to requests for comments regarding the situation [3]