I had to read this sentence twice:

  Right now many niche book communities are facing an onslaught of unlabeled AI works, mine included.

On first reading, I thought the author meant that they themselves had submitted 'unlabeled AI works' to one or more niche book communities.

▲ layer8 2 hours ago | parent [-]

How did reading the sentence twice help? Just from that sentence, there isn’t anything that disambiguates it.

	▲	rahimnathwani 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		The first read was 'automatic'. I read it and my brain formed an impression of what the sentence meant, and I had no conscious knowledge of the sentence structure. The second read was deliberate, and motivated by trying to understand my initial confusion. I considered the sentence structure and realized that 'mine included' could, if you ignore strict grammar rules, refer to 'communities' (which made more sense in context) and not 'works'.