The new company, Spines, will charge authors between $1,200 and $5,000 to have their books edited, proofread, formatted, designed and circulated with the help of artificial intelligence, but it's ...

Artist Nina Katchadourian has spent 20 years working on her 'Sorted Books' project. The idea is simple: take a collection of books, select a few that work together, and stack them so that their ...

Let Him Book A startup called Spines apparently wants to use AI to edit and publish 8,000 books in 2025 — though no word on whether they'll be any good. There are several issues with the premise.

Generative AI has upended how we write things, or even if we write at all. Now a startup wants to be the main character in the next chapter of that story: AI that replaces the role of the ...

Spines has attracted $6.5 million in seed funding from primarily Israeli investors, including Aleph, LionTree LLC, M-Fund, and Dan Sensor, coauthor of the book Start-Up Nation.

Spines recently secured $16m in series A funding and claims to have so far published 273 titles in September 2024, 33 of which were published on the same day. “We want to publish up to 8,000 ...

Now Katchadourian has a book of her own, a collection of images from the 20-year project which is titled 'Sorted Books'. Via Slate Related: AWESOME THING OF THE DAY: 60 Years In 60 Poems ...

Book industry figures have described the team behind a publishing AI startup as "dingbats", "opportunists" and "extractive capitalists". The new company, Spines, will charge authors between $1,200 ...

With Spines, of course, you do get the deal, because you are paying for the services yourself. Spines’ production plans, Niv said, start from about $1,200 and can go up to $5,000, depending on ...

Like Microsoft’s 8080 Books, Spines has a focus on speed. Niv claimed the platform can reduce the time it takes to publish a book from six to 18 months, to two to three weeks.