Substack’s new tool tells you who’s been writing their newsletters with AI
Substack is adding Pangram scans that estimate whether posts, notes, replies, and comments were written by humans or AI.
The feature applies in Substack’s app to content over 100 characters. Writers can add an optional AI author’s note to disclose how they used AI. Substack says the tool is meant to encourage transparency, not to prohibit or penalize AI-assisted writing. Publishers can scan drafts before posting and can report or remove scans on their own work that they believe are wrong. TechCrunch AI's note
The feature applies in Substack’s app to content over 100 characters. Writers can add an optional AI author’s note to disclose how they used AI. Substack says the tool is meant to encourage transparency, not to prohibit or penalize AI-assisted writing. Publishers can scan drafts before posting and can report or remove scans on their own work that they believe are wrong. TechCrunch AI's note
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