Why I wrote an AI transparency statement for my book, and think other authors should too | Kester Brewin
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My word processor now offers to have a go at the next paragraph, or tidy up the one I've just written.
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First, has any text been generated using AI? Second, has any text been improved using AI? Third, has any text been suggested using AI? Fourth, has the text been corrected using AI and if so have suggestions for spelling and grammar been accepted or rejected based on human discretion?
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For my own book, the answers were 1: No, 2: No, 3: No and 4: Yes but with manual decisions about which spelling and grammar changes to accept or reject.
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