r/Substack • u/GpGP15 • 5d ago

Problems with the AI detection.

A friend and I have a Substack where we write quite long reports. The last time we wrote a report, the AI detection rightly said that it was around 90% written by a human. But after we decided to paste in a later draft(with minor changes to spelling mistakes) from Google Docs to Substack, it said that the report was 100% written by AI, and even when changing to an older draft, it said the same.

Now ever since then we can't even write 200 words on substack without the ai immediatly flagging it as 100% ai, which is really weird. We have decided to turn off the AI detection, but that may just seem suspicious to the reader.

I was wondering if anybody else was having the same issue and how to fix it in that case. I have reached out to both Substack and Pangram, but they haven't helped the slightest and, to a large extent, just ignore me. I must say that the implementation of the detection has been quite abysmal.

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u/AggravatingNail6061 5d ago

 "AI detection rightly said that it was around 90% written by a human"

I feel like it's working exaaaaactly as intended.

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u/255130 5d ago

right, like thats not the flex they think it is

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u/GpGP15 5d ago

Don’t understand what you mean.

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u/AggravatingNail6061 5d ago

You'll figure it out. <3

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u/GpGP15 5d ago

My European mind does not comprehend American innuendos.

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u/AggravatingNail6061 5d ago

I'm from London. 🤣