Where's the line? Author argues >80% AI-flagged writing should be disclosed as AI-written
soumitrashukla9 · x · 2026-09-23
The author proposes a disclosure standard for AI writing: text flagged as over 80% AI-generated is, given today's detector reliability, effectively copy-pasted work and should be declared as AI-written with endorsement. But if AI was merely an assist and the work is substantially yours, no disclosure is needed.
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