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A Reddit user’s discovery of a book titled “12 Last Steps” has ignited a debate about online authenticity. The user, known as /u/Blackham, stumbled upon the book via a YouTube comment and quickly became suspicious. The book’s questionable origins, coupled with a rudimentary AI-generated website and promotional efforts from newly created accounts, suggested it was entirely AI-generated. The situation presents a stark irony: a book seemingly created by AI warns against the dangers of AI’s increasing influence. This incident underscores growing concerns about the ability to discern genuine content from AI-generated material in the digital sphere. For more details, check out the Reddit discussion: [Reddit Post: https://old.reddit.com/r/artificial/comments/1nzt93g/12_last_steps/]