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Publishers rely on trust, not tech, to ensure books aren't AI-generated

Publishers say author declarations are the only practical safeguard as unreliable detection tools leave them unable to verify AI use in manuscripts.

TORONTO — In the absence of surefire technology to determine whether something was written by artificial intelligence, some Canadian publishers say they have to rely on something nearly as thorny: trust. Alana Wilcox, the editorial director of Coach House Books, wrote in an email that the company asks writers to be upfront about whether their

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Publishers rely on trust, not tech, to ensure books aren't AI-generated

TORONTO - In the absence of surefire technology to determine whether something was written by artificial intelligence, some Canadian publishers say they have to rely on something nearly as thorny: trust.

·Winnipeg, Canada
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The Toronto Star broke the news in Toronto, Canada on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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