Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Many authors self-publish AI-assisted books on platforms like Amazon Kindle or share them as eBooks. Just make sure you’ve added your creative input and edited the final draft.

In most countries, yes. As long as you’ve contributed original input and refined the draft, you can claim copyright. Pure AI-only texts may face copyright challenges, so author involvement is key.

Absolutely. You retain 100% ownership of your AI-generated book, and it can be published or sold under your name. Some plans may include additional help like ISBN or platform publishing support.

Yes, as long as you contribute original creative input. Pure AI-only works may face copyright challenges in some countries, but AI-assisted books are generally fine.

Yes, as long as you’ve added your own creative input. If it’s entirely AI with zero human contribution, there may be copyright challenges. But if you use AI as an assistant, your book is considered your intellectual property.

Many publishers don’t mind if AI was used, as long as the manuscript is original, high quality, and edited. What matters most is the story, not how it was drafted.

Many publishers don’t mind if AI was used, as long as the final manuscript is polished and original. Some even see AI as a tool that speeds up the process.