AI disclosures that empower creators and respect audiences
It's ok to tastefully use tools that assist your creative process and save time. Just be transparent about it.
Be open with your audience
The greatest advancement for writers since the printing press just hit the scene and many writers are telling their audiences they're swearing off of it completely. Things don't have to be so all-or-nothing.
Take back the narrative
AI content detectors are inaccurate and may label your writing as generated. Put yourself in the driver's seat of disclosure.
Easy-to-use interface
Just paste in your generated text and your final article and the disclosure is generated automatically.
Don't creatively limit yourself
Don't back yourself into a corner with a blanket no to AI use. Leave your options open.
Set yourself up for the future
Nobody knows what tool is coming next. Set a precedent of transparency and take your audience along with you.
Unlock your creative potential
Brainstorming, shrugging off writers block, getting an outside perspective, getting multiple options to choose from, generating templates and rough examples - there are plenty of legitimate reasons to use AI tools.
Audience transparency
Even if you use no AI at all, your readers will appreciate you saying so.
Transparency in collaboration
Share with editors and teams what if any generative influence took place in your creative process.
Keep yourself in check
Are you getting lazy? Should you take another pass over something that was generated? Sunlight is the best disinfectant.
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