New philosophy paper probes the 'elusive author problem' of LLM co-authorship
SvenNyholm · x · 2026-10-01
A new short paper, "Who or what am I co-authoring with if I am co-authoring a text with a large language model? AI authorship and the elusive author problem", connects the question of LLM authorship to the broader philosophical debate about "AI identity" — asking what kind of entity the human is actually co-writing with.
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