, who is a chaired professor of management science, has developed computer algorithms that collect publicly available information on a subject — broad or obscure — and, aided by his 60 to 70 computers and six or seven programmers, he turns the results into books in a range of genres, many of them in the range of 150 pages and printed only when a customer buys one. NYT | YouTube Explanation: Automatic Content Authorship
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Unless the computer has a source of books that otherwise only available offline, it seems that most reports generated are only based on online search results. Even if the reports are readable, it might be thin on insights and historical data.
Another thing is, it seems to mean that reports are all boring to read. :p
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