A bizarre and frightening, yet completely true story about a diploma and a bestseller that a Serb from the diaspora acquired in no time…
Dalibor worked day and night for 30 full days. But, he says, it paid off immensely. During that time, he became a writer and journalist, as well as a programmer, designer, and marketing expert, writes “Vreme”.
In that month, he also found a phenomenal psychologist and writer and published her book, which became a bestseller. “New York Magazine” also wrote about it.
Perhaps this story doesn’t quite add up for some, they’re looking for a trick. They’re welcome to check it online. They’ll find Dalibor’s website where the book is sold. The psychologist specializes in the parent-child relationship, and the book, along with several other additions offered on the site, provides clear instructions – how to be modern parents who won’t repeat their own mistakes.
“Okay, here’s the explanation – I did everything with ChatGPT,” Dalibor tells “Vreme”.
He became, he explains, an overnight programmer, author, designer, content creator, and marketing expert. He invented this fake writer, a psychotherapist who works with children.
“I read a book on that topic, some bestseller from America, and it hit me,” he says. “I tasked artificial intelligence with condensing four hundred pages of a real book into about a hundred. Everything is completely different, it’s not plagiarism. I even gave instructions for each chapter.”
The book talks about how to bridge the gap – for a mother to recognize the mistakes her parents made so that she doesn’t apply those mistakes to her own children.
“It took us, goodness gracious, about four or five days to ‘write’ it together. I mean, me and artificial intelligence,” he adds.
Then Dalibor designed the internet platform and the book itself, and ChatGPT gave him a female character for the author, who, it’s not unimportant, is very beautiful. Dalibor then even created a Wikipedia page about her.
“She graduated from Sorbonne and has immense achievements, she wrote this book that has already sold 250,000 copies,” he says, unable to hold back his laughter.
“I also wrote interviews with her, which were published on equally fake websites that serve exactly that purpose. When people Google her name, they see from these interviews that she is very smart. They are a bit hard to find online, but it doesn’t matter. If someone really tries hard, they’ll find them.”
Dalibor continued his work, instructing artificial intelligence to create the book cover and tried to sell the entire package online.
“It’s selling very well. Since my costs are zero, I give Facebook half the money to find buyers, and everything else is mine. Phenomenal!” he concludes.
He says he makes about 1,000 euros in pure profit in 10 days. He doesn’t sell hardcovers, only online reading, and the materials cost from 10 to 12 euros per book, picture book, or manual, depending on the selection. More details on the “Vreme” portal.
MORE TOPICS:
MEDAL HARVEST IN BUDAPEST: Serbian kickboxers won 37 medals at the World Cup!
Source: N1; Photo: Sora