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Fullstack HR · August 18 · 7 min

Slop is slop

Subscribe to the FullStack HR newsletter → https://fullstackhr.io Claude started watermarking every text it writes. Substack scores your posts for AI. Recorded from the car after two weeks off, this episode is about why both miss the point. In this episode: What Anthropic's new invisible watermark does, and what it can't do How Substack's Pangram scan works, and why it's easy to circumvent Why the human-versus-AI framing is the wrong test The pieces I let AI write on its own, and why they tanked The pieces I wrote alone that got the exact same feedback My workflow, dictate in the car, let Claude turn it into an article Why turning off the AI scan reads as shame, and what to do instead Links mentioned: How Claude's text watermarking works → https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-text-watermark How can I detect AI on Substack → https://support.substack.com/hc/en-us/articles/50891130623508-How-can-I-detect-AI-on-Substack Pangram → https://www.pangram.com

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Claude started watermarking every text it writes. Substack scores your posts for AI. Recorded from the car after two weeks off, this episode is about why both miss the point.

In this episode:

  • What Anthropic's new invisible watermark does, and what it can't do
  • How Substack's Pangram scan works, and why it's easy to circumvent
  • Why the human-versus-AI framing is the wrong test
  • The pieces I let AI write on its own, and why they tanked
  • The pieces I wrote alone that got the exact same feedback
  • My workflow, dictate in the car, let Claude turn it into an article
  • Why turning off the AI scan reads as shame, and what to do instead

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