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That's a fair point, children's literature (a wonderful and valuable genre) will certainly be under threat. I would probably suggest that nothing an LLM would come up would stay with a person for decades like (say) Were The Wild Things Are. I'm Swedish, so I grew up on Astrid Lindgren, and some of those books move me to this day when I think back on them. I imagine many Americans still find Dr. Seuss hilarious in the same way.

> We are also reading Little House on the Prairie which I consider a little more “high brow”, and the girls really like that, too. But kids are easy to please and it has been interesting.

Yeah, that's kind of my point :) do you think an AI could write Little House on the Prairie? I don't. Sooner or later the vapid and nonsensical plots from LLMs stop being that amusing, and you need to feel real human connections to the things you're reading. That's the reason you read books, after all.