Substack has launched an AI detection feature, integrating Pangram to help users identify the level of AI involvement in posts, replies, and comments. Creators can now check drafts with Pangram before publication and add a statement explaining their content creation process. These updates are intended to increase content transparency and help maintain authentic human voices on the platform. View article on AlternativeTo »More about Substack | Substack Alternatives
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