Some users back AI use in writing as a legitimate proxy for effort while others dismiss Substack's Pangram-based detection tool as pointless KPI chasing.
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@blakeir @jasoncrawford This is a good question. 1) people do care (I realize that isn’t the question you asked). 2) AI usage in creating the output is/may be a good proxy for how much time and thought the author put in to the piece. If they didn’t spend time on it, I do want to either.
@GergelyOrosz Everything to keep the KPI vampires happy!
Funny because LinkedIn does the opposite, adding tools to generate AI posts and replies with ease!
@blakeir This also won't flag articles that use AI as a thesaurus, spelling/grammar checker, or researcher. Only AI as ghostwriter
Some users back AI use in writing as a legitimate proxy for effort while others dismiss Substack's Pangram-based detection tool as pointless KPI chasing.
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