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Substack's new tool tells you who's been writing their newsletters with AI

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Substack has launched a new feature that can show you which of your favorite newsletters are being written using AI.

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Substack's new tool tells you who's been writing their newsletters with AI
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Substack has launched a new feature that can show you which of your favorite newsletters are being written using AI.

This week, the newsletter and writing platform announced an integration with the AI writing detection software Pangram that will allow users to scan posts, comments, and replies on Substack’s app to see an estimate of how much of the content was written by a human and how much was AI.

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  • Substack integrates with AI detection software Pangram to estimate human vs. AI writing in posts.
  • Users can scan posts, comments, and replies on the Substack app.
  • The feature aims to increase transparency on the platform.

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