Substack is giving readers a way to estimate how much of a newsletter was written by AI, signaling a broader shift toward ...

The publishing platform Substack is trying to add some clarity by partnering with the AI detector Pangram to help readers ...

The newsletter company Substack is hoping to give uses more transparency about how much AI was used in the posts they read.

Substack cofounder and CEO Chris Best says the Pangram integration is meant to increase transparency on the platform as AI ...

Substack is rolling out a Pangram-powered scanner that lets readers check posts, notes, and replies for AI-written text. Writers get their own tools too, including a pre-publish scan and a "How I make ...

Creators can also disable it.

Substack now lets readers scan newsletters for AI-written content via Pangram, returning a percentage breakdown visible only ...

Could the investing legend be netting hundreds of millions from a newsletter? If not, he’s still making a steady income.

Substack partnered with the detector Pangram so readers can scan posts for how much a human wrote versus AI. It calls the deception Claudefishing.

That’s why a new email newsletter program should be carefully evaluated based on business needs and be tested before bringing your entire list over and ditching the current email platform. We came up ...

Vikki Campion is not seeking a platform. She is simply refusing to let other people write the story of her family. It’s what ...

Substack is partnering with Pangram to let readers check how much of a post was AI-written. But even the company admits the ...