Now this is a debate for our ages. Is AI content plagiarism? The short answer is no, because no original work is being directly copied.

That said, there's still an ongoing public debate over whether AI-generated content should be considered plagiarism. Some argue that because the content is not created directly by a human, it can't be considered original content—and therefore must be plagiarized. On the other side of the aisle, many argue that since AI algorithms are designed to create unique content, it's not technically plagiarism.

Here's where we stand: We don't feel AI-generated content constitutes plagiarism, because no original work itself is being copied. The language processing models that power these tools are gathering incomprehensible amounts of information from across the Internet, to uniquely write the content you get when you generate content with tools like RightBlogger. AI writers don't copy any specific sources, they're always learning and uniquely explaining a topic each and every time you use one.

That said, we do believe it's important for bloggers and content creators to use these AI tools responsibly. Always be transparent and ethical in your use of AI tools.