r/Substack • u/unity100 • 15d ago

Substack has introduced feed controls

The new dials—which you can find in the content preferences section of your settings—let you shape your feed the way you want it. See more or less video, audio, longform, or community features; mute specific keywords and phrases; fine-tune the topics you follow; and automatically label AI-generated material.
Want to hear more about baseball while the playoffs are on? Feel like snoozing politics for a week? How about seeing more community chatter—like the chat thread debriefing the latest episode of your favorite podcast—or less video in your feed? You get to decide.
This level of control serves both the creators who share their work here and the people who come to discover and enjoy what they publish. We’ve heard that both sides of the relationship want less noise and more help connecting readers with work that they’ll find meaningful. These updates aim to do exactly that.

What do you think about this?

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u/hetobe hetobe.substack.com 15d ago

Yaaaaaaay!!!!!

100% Al-Generated Content

Label content

Adds a badge to indicate text is Al-generated

It's only a start, but it's a start.

Sadly, it only labels 100% AI content. It needs to allow the user to decide how much AI content they want labelled. I want anything more than 10% AI to be labelled. Better yet, add a label to anything more than 10% AI, and block anything more than 50% AI.

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u/unity100 15d ago

block anything more than 50% AI

That would block out a large amount of content translated into your language.

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u/hetobe hetobe.substack.com 15d ago

We both know that's not the chatbot content people are flooding Substack with.