> Good luck trying to figure out whether something was written by AI or a human.

It’s a magazine, not a social media website. They control who writes for them and they know who they can trust. If any of those people break that trust, they are banned and replaced with someone else.

> Nobody will care whether something was written by an LLM or a human.

Of course they will. To this day people still care about (for example) colonialist actions from hundreds of years ago or buying print books. It’s disconnected from reality to believe everybody will simply not care who wrote what they read.

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meerita 2 hours ago | parent [-]

"It's a magazine" is not a bulletproof solution to avoid AI contributions. I worked for many magazines in my younger years, back when people worked and wrote in the same place. Now everything is digital, and writers are spread all around the globe. They share information digitally, not through typewriters. These people who are suddenly concerned about AI have no reliable way to prevent or detect AI-generated text anymore.

	▲	latexr an hour ago \| parent [-]
		> "It's a magazine" is not a bulletproof solution to avoid AI contributions. Nor have I claimed such a thing. I recommend you read the rest of the paragraph instead of stopping at the first sentence and making a bad faith argument. If you don’t read a point to the end, you can’t understand it enough to argue against it.