🧩 Philosophy Apr 12, 2026 · Roger E. Avedon

The Ethics of AI-Assisted Creative Work

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The Ethics of AI-Assisted Creative Work
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Crossposted from drmeta.substack.com.
Scope note for LW readers: this essay is about the ethics of AI-assisted creative work — what the human producing an AI-assisted artifact owes the audience, and when. It is deliberately not about x-risk, alignment, training data provenance, environmental costs, or broader labor displacement. Nor does it depend on claims about what AI "really is": the framework rests on a positional argument about accountability (the human i

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