💨 Abstract

Substack has introduced a new feature using AI detection software Pangram to help users identify AI-generated content in newsletters. This tool estimates the proportion of human-written versus AI-written text in posts, comments, and replies. While this could initially erode trust by exposing AI-generated content, it aims to maintain the platform's integrity and encourage transparency. Substack's CEO, Chris Best, emphasizes the importance of human creativity, suggesting AI should handle the easier tasks while humans focus on generating valuable ideas.

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