Fake biographies from the Artificial Intelligence conveyor belt

Auto-generated Biographies: Thousands of biographies are being published online, allegedly written by an artificial intelligence named Christine Hofmann. These books flood online bookstores like Amazon.
No Authorship Approval: None of the supposed “authors” knew their biographies were being written. They range from journalists to athletes, such as Oliver Schrem, Alice Bota, and Thomas Müller.
Poor Quality Printing: The books have crude design and typography, resembling amateur coursework, and are sold for around 16 euros.
AI Verification: Tests show nearly 100% probability that these biographies are written by AI, with fabricated information about invented projects and families for the subjects.
Publishing Platform: These books are produced via “Books on Demand” and printed by an Amazon-owned press in Poland, although details about the printer are vague.
Amazon’s Response: Amazon acknowledges having standards for book content but does not identify texts generated by AI. They assure quality checks are in place but the current methods are nonspecific and do not guarantee the removal of AI-generated content.
Customer Complaints: Amazon provides an English-language page to report violations, though it’s unclear who handles these reports and if any concrete actions are taken.