In the future, will it become common for published works to note when AI was used to help write it?
- In the future, will it become common for published works to note when AI was used to help write it?
- We don't credit editors or ghost writers today.
- It's understood that memoirs of famous / powerful people are almost certainly written by ghost writers.
- The real test: are you willing to put your name to the output and stake your reputation on it?
- If you stand by it, does it matter what tools you use?
- You can imagine a little fancy latin-sounding phrase that means "I acknowledge I used AI to help produce this."[bm]
- My vote: "colloquio machinae", for "through dialogue with the machine".
- You can imagine people adding this after their by-line.
- In the future, it could be reduced to just "c.m." once everyone knew what it meant, the same way "sic", "eg" and "nb" are.