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Mark Ritson: I used Claude to help write this. It's still mine. Right?
Why it matters
Ritson declares his own AI use up front and then argues that detection is the wrong foundation for policy. A detector can find AI fingerprints in a finished text but cannot establish who was doing the thinking. The useful question for any disclosure rule is who held the judgement, not whether a model touched the draft.
The source
The Drum
Mark Ritson: I used Claude to help write this. It's still mine. Right?
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