Mandatory Disclosures for AI-Generated Content
Afinetheorem · x · 2026-07-16
The author argues that AI-generated writing should be explicitly declared at the beginning, using disclaimers like "Translated/Written by AI based on the following context."
The reasoning is that while AI is an excellent writing aid, failing to inform the reader constitutes an offensive "deliberate concealment." In other words, the issue isn't whether AI is used, but whether the process is transparent to the reader.
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