I Test-Drove Substack’s New AI Detection Tool, and It Mostly Worked

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More and more, we want to know: Is it human, or is it AI? Is that image real? That song? That video? The publishing platform Substack is trying to add some clarity by partnering with the AI detector Pangram to help readers understand just how much AI is in all the content they consume on the publishing platform.

The tool is available to all Substack subscribers and works on posts, notes, comments and replies published on or after Tuesday that are longer than 100 words. Creators will also be able to scan their drafts with Pangram to see how much AI is detected and can also provide a statement to explain their writing process, Substack said.

Web and iOS users can try the Pangram features now, and Android users will get access later.

In a blog postannouncing the new feature, Substack co-founder and CEO Chris Best said his platform...

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