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Jane Friedman: AI detection scandals will fade as publishers adopt screening
FriedmanPublishers moving to internal screening to avoid public accusations
1 Oct 31 9:40 AM · 11d ago · 1 article · 1 source · development 1 of 2
Friedman contends that any smart publisher or agent will now use AI detection tools internally before publication to head off surprise media accusations. She says this proactive vetting—while imperfect—benefits all parties and will make public, surprise accusations nonexistent going forward.
“Any smart publisher is going to get ahead of those accusations and be aware of a discoverable score prior to publication.”
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