#authorship is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 15 people shared 81 posts with it — around 3 a day. Activity is down 9% versus the previous week, peaking on Jul 28 with 7 posts.
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Translating Machines: AI, Translation and Creativity. Media Whatever podcast with Caroline Summers and David Orrego-Carmona
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Receipts Please The AI Witch Hunt And You’re Already Guilty
Receipts Please: The AI Witch Hunt and You’re Already Guilty Did you write your book… and can you prove it? In this episode of Write of Passage, bestselling historical novelist Vanessa Riley examines the growing wave of AI authorship accusations sweeping the publishing industry. From the controversies surrounding Mia Ballard, Jerry Falade, Olga Tokarczuk, and H.M. Wolfe to the very different treatment of authors like Anthony Horowitz, Stephen Marche, and James Frey, Vanessa explores who gets the benefit of the doubt—and who is expected to prove their innocence. She breaks down the rise of AI detection tools like GPTZero, http://originality.ai/, Pangram, and Winston AI, explains why AI detectors are not the same as proof of authorship, and introduces her AI Assistance Framework, a practical six-level model that distinguishes everything from spellcheck and research to ghostwriting. If you’re an author, editor, publisher, or reader wondering where AI belongs in the creative process, this episode offers practical advice on documenting your work, protecting your intellectual labor, and navigating an industry where AI is becoming impossible to avoid. Plus, Vanessa shares recommended reads from Vanessa Miller, Rhonda McKnight, and Valerie Burns, along with updates on her own novels A Deal at Dawn and Fire Sword and Sea. Topics include: AI writing, publishing industry, authorship, copyright, AI detection, GPTZero, http://originality.ai/, Pangram, book publishing, historical fiction, writing craft, Black authors, women writers, BIPOC authors, creativity, and writing process. Research https://vanessariley.substack.com/p/receipts-please Keywords: Vanessa Riley,Write of Passage,AI writing,AI authorship,AI detection,GPTZero,http://originality.ai/,Pangram,Winston AI,ChatGPT,publishing,publishing industry,authors,writers,writing process,book publishing,creative writing,authorship,copyright,intellectual property,Black authors,BIPOC authors,women writers,historical fiction,Anthony Horowitz,James Frey,Stephen Marche,Olga Tokarczuk,Mia Ballard,Jerry Falade,H.M. Wolfe,AI ethics,creative process,writing podcast,indie publishing,traditional publishing,AI detectors,proof of authorship,writing craft
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I've updated my 2025 paper on Indigenous Futurism to include issues that directly affected the Māori community in 2026, including the Path of Exile appropriation controversy. Check it out. www.researchgate.net/publication/... #indigenous #representationmatters #maori #gamedev #indiedev #aotearoa
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Translating Machines: AI, Translation and Creativity. Media Whatever podcast with Caroline Summers and David Orrego-Carmona
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Why I Wrote a Book for My Business (And Why You Should Too)
How writing a book sells your business.
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The startup selling proof that a human wrote your manuscript
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Receipts Please The AI Witch Hunt And You’re Already Guilty
Receipts Please: The AI Witch Hunt and You’re Already Guilty Did you write your book… and can you prove it? In this episode of Write of Passage, bestselling historical novelist Vanessa Riley examines the growing wave of AI authorship accusations sweeping the publishing industry. From the controversies surrounding Mia Ballard, Jerry Falade, Olga Tokarczuk, and H.M. Wolfe to the very different treatment of authors like Anthony Horowitz, Stephen Marche, and James Frey, Vanessa explores who gets the benefit of the doubt—and who is expected to prove their innocence. She breaks down the rise of AI detection tools like GPTZero, http://originality.ai/, Pangram, and Winston AI, explains why AI detectors are not the same as proof of authorship, and introduces her AI Assistance Framework, a practical six-level model that distinguishes everything from spellcheck and research to ghostwriting. If you’re an author, editor, publisher, or reader wondering where AI belongs in the creative process, this episode offers practical advice on documenting your work, protecting your intellectual labor, and navigating an industry where AI is becoming impossible to avoid. Plus, Vanessa shares recommended reads from Vanessa Miller, Rhonda McKnight, and Valerie Burns, along with updates on her own novels A Deal at Dawn and Fire Sword and Sea. Topics include: AI writing, publishing industry, authorship, copyright, AI detection, GPTZero, http://originality.ai/, Pangram, book publishing, historical fiction, writing craft, Black authors, women writers, BIPOC authors, creativity, and writing process. Research https://vanessariley.substack.com/p/receipts-please Keywords: Vanessa Riley,Write of Passage,AI writing,AI authorship,AI detection,GPTZero,http://originality.ai/,Pangram,Winston AI,ChatGPT,publishing,publishing industry,authors,writers,writing process,book publishing,creative writing,authorship,copyright,intellectual property,Black authors,BIPOC authors,women writers,historical fiction,Anthony Horowitz,James Frey,Stephen Marche,Olga Tokarczuk,Mia Ballard,Jerry Falade,H.M. Wolfe,AI ethics,creative process,writing podcast,indie publishing,traditional publishing,AI detectors,proof of authorship,writing craft
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