Amazon recently announced it would strengthen oversight of its self-publishing platform, requiring Kindle Direct Publishing users to disclose whether they use AI to generate content. The Writers' Guild praised Amazon's decision. While Amazon updated its regulations, they remain quite restrictive, as the company aims to protect the rights of both writers and consumers.

["Amazon has released a new policy requiring Kindle publishers to transparently disclose their use of artificial intelligence.", "After months of discussions between the Writers Guild and Amazon, a decision was reached aimed at maintaining transparency and consumer rights.", "The policy addresses the proliferation of AI-generated books, protecting writers' copyrights while ensuring proper editing and creativity.", "This policy will help readers distinguish AI-generated works, uphold writers' rights, and prevent misuse.", "Additionally, the Writers Guild has also called for AI companies to provide compensation to protect intellectual property."]