Positive users praise Substack's Pangram Scan integration for fighting AI slop and prioritizing real content, while negative users dismiss the tool as another fallible AI detector or ironic solution.
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CEO Chris Best targets content lacking genuine human care.
@max_spero_ Insanely cool stuff today @max_spero_ - congrats. And keep it up.
@tbpn @chrisbest substack is right to focus on intent over tools
@max_spero_ As if Pangram wasn't just another fallible algorithm
“Slop is not something made with AI. Slop is something that nobody believes in.” Slop is not new, but it’s now far easier to make. Often so carelessly made that it lacks any originality or human intention. The reader doesn’t believe because the writer didn’t really care.
@scottbelsky who wrote this, Scott
Positive users praise Substack's Pangram Scan integration for fighting AI slop and prioritizing real content, while negative users dismiss the tool as another fallible AI detector or ironic solution.
Based on 14 visible X reactions from 31 accounts; directional sample.
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