When ChatGPT burst onto the scene in late 2022, there was instant buzz about its utility for writers — in just a few seconds, ChatGPT could output content that would take a human writer much longer to create. However, despite this obvious benefit, AI-generated content has a glaring drawback. Since ChatGPT and other LLMs train on massive datasets, their outputs are derivative of already-existing content and run the risk of inadvertently plagiarizing someone else’s work. AI-powered plagiarism is a growing concern in this digital age, and it’s critical that any outlet publishing work that could be AI-generated prevents this potential pitfall and protects their business. Read More