Gergely Orosz Rejects AI-Generated Substack Promotion Email
Senior engineer at e-commerce firm sent AI-written pitch for Substack newsletter.
Gergely Orosz posted that a senior software engineer identifying as a creator at an e-commerce company sent him an AI-written email requesting a Substack recommendation. After reviewing several articles on the newsletter, Orosz determined they were all generated content with no human edits. He shared his response to the sender. Orosz also mentioned that Substack provides an AI writing detector tool available to readers and writers. In a reply, Peter Yang asked Orosz to identify the engineer.
A senior software engineer identifying as a “creator” working at an e-commerce company sent an AI-written email, asking to recommend their Substack. I checked out a few articles. All are… slop. Stuff that feels like it was output from ChatGPT. It’s all AI. My response:
Gergely Orosz Rejects AI-Generated Substack Promotion Email
Senior engineer at e-commerce firm sent AI-written pitch for Substack newsletter.
Gergely Orosz posted that a senior software engineer identifying as a creator at an e-commerce company sent him an AI-written email requesting a Substack recommendation. After reviewing several articles on the newsletter, Orosz determined they were all generated content with no human edits. He shared his response to the sender. Orosz also mentioned that Substack provides an AI writing detector tool available to readers and writers. In a reply, Peter Yang asked Orosz to identify the engineer.
A senior software engineer identifying as a “creator” working at an e-commerce company sent an AI-written email, asking to recommend their Substack. I checked out a few articles. All are… slop. Stuff that feels like it was output from ChatGPT. It’s all AI. My response:
