Prince’s Harry’s memoir sold 1.43M copies on release day. That M stands for million, in case you’re unfamiliar. Which is next to unheard of.
Even before the shiny-covered tell-all hit the shelves, scuttlebutt abounded. And that ungrateful-over-sharing-Harry sculttlebutt….boy, did that sell even more books.
If you want to catch some of that scuttlebutt and you’ve got a NYT subscription, go here.
Seemingly unrelated, yet not, we did a webinar this past week on how to use AI to write your non-fiction book. You can listen to the replay by going here if you’re curious.
The question I mean to raise right now is: can AI do what J.R. Moehringer, the ghostwriter who actually wrote the book, did?
In short, not YET.
But here’s my 6M (this time M stands for minute) take on why that’s the case.
