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AI to revolutionize children’s literature, but authors should be wary, experts tell LPTA meeting

AI to revolutionize children’s literature, but authors should be wary, experts tell LPTA meeting

  • AI can be used across sector, but its adoption must remain ethical, Dr. Anas Al-Ghamdi says
  • Literature, Publishing and Translation Authority held meeting to discuss challenges and opportunities of AI in the sector
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