Using AI: Disclose It or Don’t Use It
Streamlined Solopreneur: Helping Solopreneurs Take Time Off Worry-Free · Joe Casabona, Business Systems Coach
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This one might ruffle some feathers, but I’m OK with that. I think we NEED to disclose the usage of AI in creative work more. It’s less about signaling that you cheated in some way — on the contrary, I don’t think using AI is de-facto cheating. It’s about honesty, integrity, and transparency.
So my policy is simple: if you use AI to write, record, or produce something, it should be disclosed in the same way affiliate links or paid promotion has to be disclosed.
And today, I explore why I feel so strongly about that.
Top Takeaways
- Establish Clear Guidelines for AI Disclosure: I tell my readers how and when I use AI. If it contributes more than 5% of an article’s total word count, I write it at the bottom of the piece.
- AI Produces Mediocrity: As Jason Snell said**,** AI tends to average out content, making most of it mediocre at best. If you want to stand out, you can’t just rely on AI.
- Human Connection is Irreplaceable: In a world where AI threatens to erode personal connection, it’s up to us to keep our content human.
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