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 has integrated Pangram to look for AI.

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

Substack is betting that subscribers, and the sponsors they attract, value authenticity and are willing to pay for content that is verifiably created by humans. Driving the news: The media platform is ...

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

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

This piece originally ran on Casey Newton’s Substack, Platformer. We’re republishing it here because it offers a lot of great detail about what it’s like to leave a media company and start your own ...

Substack has confirmed a significant data breach that exposed user information, but questions remain about the scale of the breach, and why it remained undetected for five months. Digital publishing ...

Whether you’re a lifelong football fan, spend your weekends sitting on the sidelines of your kid’s soccer games, or you’re just a Ted Lasso fan, watching the World Cup in the U.S. has been a lot of ...

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