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Should AI writing disclosure be about degree of use rather than a yes/no question?

There’s an interesting argument in this Fortune piece that the question “Did you use AI?” is becoming too simplistic for writing. There’s obviously a big difference between using AI to brainstorm or fact-check, asking it to polish something you already wrote, having it rewrite sections, and giving…

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  1. 2026-09-29 17:50 · r/artificial
    Should AI writing disclosure be about degree of use rather than a yes/no question?

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