Substack is giving readers a way to estimate how much of a newsletter was written by AI, signaling a broader shift toward transparency around AI-assisted content.

The publishing platform has integrated Pangram to look for AI.

Readers pay five euros a month for a single journalist’s newsletter, thereby reclaiming the role that was once the preserve ...

One of the internet’s top platforms for independent writing is facing a growing backlash from some writers over its announcement last month that it won’t block Nazis from its services, a decision that ...

Two predominantly text-based platforms have announced similar programmes to restrict AI-generated content. But is this really ...

This past March, poet and critic Yanyi was very busy. Between teaching at Dartmouth, editing a literary journal, preparing a forthcoming book, and running a creative advice newsletter called “The ...

Let me start by saying that I appreciate what Substack is trying to do for journalism. The promise of the hosted publishing platform is that anyone can start a subscription-based publication—primarily ...