US EditionAI Stole My Words—Then Accused Me of Plagiarism
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AI Stole My Words—Then Accused Me of Plagiarism
By ReShonda Tate When I began researching the downside of AI, I decided to run a few chapters from my book Miss Pearly’s Girls through one of those popular AI detectors—you know, the kind that schools, editors and employers are using to “verify” whether work is human or machine-made. The result? This work is 92 percent AI-generated. That’s what it told me. There was just one problem. I wrote Miss Pearly’s Girls in 2020. From scratch. By hand. Lo…
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