--- title: He Made A Children's Book Using AI. Artists Are Not Happy description: The book, Alice and Sparkle, was created using ChatGPT and Midjourney. It renewed the fierce debate about the ethics of AI-generated art, which many claim is a form of plagiarism. canonical: https://time.com/6240569/ai-childrens-book-alice-and-sparkle-artists-unhappy/ author: Nik Popli article:opinion: false article:content_tier: free article:published_time: 2022-12-14T21:58:11.000Z article:modified_time: 2026-08-04T07:44:22.535Z article:section: Business og:title: He Made A Children's Book Using AI. Artists Are Not Happy og:description: The book, Alice and Sparkle, was created using ChatGPT and Midjourney. 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Source: [https://aws.amazon.com/quick/](/c/aws-quick-time-2026q4/home?i=a45e2be7-670b-4c23-abac-30e48436882f&cr=aws-quick-2026q4-v1) and [https://aws.amazon.com/quick/pricing/](/c/aws-quick-time-2026q4/pricing?i=a45e2be7-670b-4c23-abac-30e48436882f&cr=aws-quick-2026q4-v1) ## Video: How AI Is Changing Medical Imaging [Watch (HLS stream): How AI Is Changing Medical Imaging](https://cdn.jwplayer.com/manifests/UIDfUltg.m3u8) (2:33)  _Published 2022-11-03. Medical imaging in radiology has come a long way, and the latest artificial intelligence (AI)-driven techniques are going much further. If the first few decades of radiology were about refining the resolution of the pictures taken of the body, then the next decades will be dedicated to interpreting that data to ensure nothing is overlooked._  by [Nik Popli](https://time.com/author/nik-popli/)  ## Nik Popli Staff Writer Dec 14, 2022 9:58 PM UTC  A page from Alice and Sparkle, a children's book made using artificial intelligence. A page from Alice and Sparkle, a children's book made using artificial intelligence. Courtesy Ammaar Reshi  by [Nik Popli](https://time.com/author/nik-popli/)  ## Nik Popli Staff Writer Dec 14, 2022 9:58 PM UTC Ammaar Reshi was playing around with ChatGPT, an [AI-powered chatbot](https://time.com/6238781/chatbot-chatgpt-ai-interview/) from OpenAI when he started thinking about the ways artificial intelligence could be used to make a simple children’s book to give to his friends. Just a couple of days later, he published a 12-page picture book, printed it, and started selling it on Amazon without ever picking up a pen and paper. The feat, which Reshi publicized in a viral Twitter thread, is a testament to the incredible advances in AI-powered tools like ChatGPT—which took the internet by storm two weeks ago with its uncanny ability to mimic human thought and writing. But the book, _Alice and Sparkle_, also renewed a fierce debate about the ethics of AI-generated art. Many argued that the technology preys on artists and other creatives—using their hard work as source material, while raising the specter of replacing them. > [](https://twitter.com/ammaar/status/1601284293363261441) Reshi, a product design manager from the San Francisco Bay Area, gathered illustrations from [Midjourney](https://midjourney.com/), a text-to-image AI tool that launched this summer, and took story elements from a conversation he had with the AI-powered ChatGPT about a young girl named Alice. “Anyone can use these tools,” Reshi tells TIME. “It’s easily and readily accessible, and it’s not hard to use either.” His experiment creating an AI-generated book in just one weekend shows that artificial intelligence might be able to accomplish tasks faster and more efficiently than any human person can—sort of. The book was far from perfect. The AI-generated illustrations had a number of issues: some fingers looked like claws, objects were floating, and the shadowing was off in some areas. Normally, illustrations in children’s books go through several rounds of revisions—but that’s not always possible with AI-generated artwork on Midjourney, where users type a series of words and the bot spits back an image seconds later.  Artists singled out this page from Alice and Sparkle as showing the limits of the AI-powered technology. The illustration has several apparent flaws, including the character appearing to have claws. Courtesy Ammaar Reshi _Alice and Sparkle_ follows a young girl who builds her own artificial intelligence robot that becomes self aware and capable of making its own decisions. Reshi has sold about 70 copies through Amazon since Dec. 4, earning royalties of less than $200\. He plans to donate additional copies to his local library. --- ### More from TIME --- Reshi’s quixotic project drew praise from many users for its ingenuity. But many artists also strongly criticized both his process and the product. To his critics, the speed and ease with which Reshi created _Alice and Sparkle_ exemplifies the ethical concerns of AI-generated art. Artificial intelligence systems like Midjourney are trained using datasets of millions of images that exist across the Internet, then teaching algorithms to recognize patterns in those images and generate new ones. That means any artist who uploads their work online could be feeding the algorithm without their consent. Many claim this amounts to a high-tech form of plagiarism that could seriously harm human artists in the near future. Reshi’s original tweet promoting his book received more than 6 million impressions and 1,300 replies, many of which came from book illustrators claiming artists should be paid or credited if their work is used by AI. “In order to protect the rights and property of artists, there must be stricter regulation around how art is used to train AI algorithms,” says Michelle Jing Chan, an illustrator of children’s books. “Artists should be appropriately compensated when their works are used in the training of algorithms.” “The main problem to me about AI is that it was trained off of artists’ work,” adds Adriane Tsai, also a children’s book illustrator. “It’s our creations, our distinct styles that we created, that we did not consent to being used.” Already, some companies and brands are choosing AI technology over human talent. The [San Francisco Ballet](https://www.instagram.com/p/CkwoJiHslMz/?hl=en) used images generated by Midjourney to promote this season’s production of the Nutcracker. A digitally-generated fashion model, [Shudu Gram](https://www.instagram.com/shudu.gram/), has modeled for brands including Louis Vuitton. And at [comedy clubs](https://time.com/6132544/artificial-intelligence-humor/), artificial intelligence is being used to deliver standup jokes. The phenomena has made many creatives nervous about their own futures, wondering if people will pay for their services when they could generate it for much cheaper using AI. “As somebody who makes my money and finds my joy in writing, it’s deeply troubling to see people seeking cheap alternatives to actual human writing, which is already one of the most deliriously underpaid professions,” says Abraham Josephine Riesman, an author. Reshi responded to these concerns by calling on the creators of the AI tools at OpenAI and Midjourney to ensure protections for artists and authors whose work may be used in artificial intelligence algorithms. “I think there’s real concern and I actually do hear out those artists,” Reshi says. “It’s really important that the tech industry that’s working on these tools involves them in the process of creation.” ## Transcript [00:00] Artificial intelligence is being used to expand the power of radiology [00:05] and Medical Imaging Healthcare was it was going to be a Panacea. [00:15] Maybe it was going to replace humans in this process or that [00:19] generally, I, I was going to be able to look at massive records [00:23] and make. Massive decision was saying that that isn't going to [00:26] happen someday, but the product is priced a really around [00:30] that triage finding things. [00:32] Early finding things in large quantity. [00:34] So it might take a few days to be able to find a diagnosis, [00:39] or, as computers can run without sleep, [00:42] continuously and find those those patients that need triage [00:46] care right away. [00:47] The US Food and Drug Administration has approved around 420 algorithms [00:53] involving aai and imaging for various diseases. [00:56] Most of them in cancer at Mass General. [01:00] Brigham doctors have about fifty such algorithms to help them [01:05] with patient care about half have been approved by the FDA and [01:09] the remaining ones are still being tested there, [01:12] a certain conditions that if you don't treat quickly, [01:14] add the patient worsens or could actually pass away. [01:17] And so examples of that would be like pulmonary embolism [01:20] in the ER setting. [01:22] A patient comes in with shortness of breath. [01:24] That could be one of the things they have, [01:26] but it might not be the thing that they have, [01:29] that have congestive heart failure, which is treated differently. [01:32] So now, there are algorithms, that can detect pulmonary [01:35] embolism on a CAT scan of the chest and tell when a cat's detected, [01:39] it doesn't make the diagnosis. [01:42] That it's important to know that it's not saying, [01:44] this is definitely what it is saying that. [01:46] The probability of this patient, having it is much higher [01:49] than this patient. [01:50] And so you should look at this patient first. [01:52] When you have a series of patients that you need to care for, [01:55] it does help to get that bump up in the list to be able [01:58] to say I should look your first cousin. [01:59] Higher likelihood that this patient as that in diesel treatment. [02:04] All of these at different levels of AI, [02:08] all today, require human intervention to come in and say I agree [02:13] or disagree. So, depending upon today, the sophistication [02:17] of a, i, it just makes it easier for that human to focus on the [02:21] one area and to focus on the right patient to say, [02:23] how do we get care faster. ```json [{"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"NewsArticle","@id":"https://time.com/6240569/ai-childrens-book-alice-and-sparkle-artists-unhappy/","mainEntityOfPage":{"@type":"WebPage","@id":"https://time.com/6240569/ai-childrens-book-alice-and-sparkle-artists-unhappy/"},"headline":"He Used AI to Publish a Children’s Book in a Weekend. Artists Are Not Happy About It","datePublished":"2022-12-14T21:58:11.000Z","dateModified":"2026-08-04T07:44:22.535Z","description":"The book, Alice and Sparkle, was created using ChatGPT and Midjourney. 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