Substack Partners With AI-Detection Tool To Flag AI-Generated Content And Protect Human Writers
Summary
Substack partners with AI-detection tool Pangram to help users identify AI-generated content, giving creators tools to scan drafts, dispute incorrect results, and add transparency disclosures, as the platform's CEO warns that AI-written content disguised as human work erodes trust and threatens writers' livelihoods.
Key Points
- Substack is partnering with AI-detection tool Pangram to let users scan text on the platform and estimate how much content was written by humans versus generated by AI.
- Creators gain access to tools that allow them to review drafts for AI content, dispute incorrect scans, and add a 'How I make this' disclosure statement to their posts.
- Substack's CEO warns that AI-generated content masquerading as human writing erodes trust and threatens writers' livelihoods, taking a direct shot at LinkedIn for its surge in AI-generated posts.