Substack launches tool to detect AI-written content in newsletters

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Substack has introduced a new feature that allows readers to gauge how much of a newsletter's content was generated using artificial intelligence. The tool is designed to bring greater transparency to AI-assisted writing on the platform. It signals a growing industry push to help audiences distinguish between human and machine-generated content. The move reflects increasing reader demand for clarity around the use of AI in publishing.

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