Ali wrote:Is there a reason why you have to tell your readership which DTP software you are using? I ask because I am not a professional publisher.
Perhaps you don't need that sort of integrity in your work?
I shall ignore this. Don't make anything personal, please.
You didn't ignore it, you made a point of replying to it.
It is also very relevant. My team and the authors who contribute, many of who are academics, are very anti the use of AI. They say it has no place in their work or profession. (education in particular)
In my profession we developed AI, but that was not in a creative industry. None of us would ever think of using it for generating words.
In addition, AI and LLM's will generate buggy proofs that are not a proof. This was being discussed in a [closed] critical systems forum
So it depends on your profession if you are happy to be connected to AI in your work. As I said due to their current marketing Canva has reinforced that Canva ==AI in the world's perception.
As for not telling people what Sw we use: the team and authors know.
Many of the authors are academics and as noted they don't approve of AI.
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