3 outlets·3 reports
Substack adds AI detection to fight ‘Claudefishing’
ThinkingNews Desk · how this was written
Substack has partnered with the AI-detection service Pangram, integrating a feature that lets users scan text longer than 100 words to receive an estimate of how much was generated with AI assistance. The move is intended to bolster trust in the platform and help combat deceptive practices such as “claudefishing.”
Written from all 3 reports below, not from any single one.
How it was reported
- TechMeme·Substack partners with AI-detection tool Pangram, allowing users to scan text longer than 100 words for an estimate of how much was written with AI assistance (Chris Best/The Substack Post)
Substack partners with Pangram, an AI-detection tool. This tool allows users to scan text over 100 words for AI assistance estimates. Substack aims to build trust in the AI age.
- Engadget·Substack is adding an AI detection feature
- The Next Web·Substack adds AI detection to fight ‘Claudefishing’
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