On Substack's New AI-Spotting Tool, and the Importance of Human Thought
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Started July 23, 2026
Machines that help the outsourcing of mental effort are a wonder, and have many positive uses, but they're also dangerous. Join me in a discussion with other Substack voices tonight
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On Substack's New AI-Spotting Tool, and the Importance of Human Thought
Matt Taibbi (United States) | Jul 22, 2026
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