Matt Knight

Matt Knight is a San Francisco-based writer and intellectual property lawyer. He writes near-future fiction that explores the unintended consequences of modern technology, and women’s fiction focused on love, crisis, and personal growth. He earned a BS in pre-med from Pfeiffer University, an MS in biochemistry from the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School, and a JD from the University of Houston Law School. His career path has included roles as an EPA chemist, a cancer researcher, an editor of the Houston Law Review, a judicial clerk, a biotech patent litigator specializing in genetic engineering, and, currently, a realtor. Basically, a master of reinvention driven by demonic compulsion. His publications have appeared in the New York Times, Queer Adventures, Independent Book Publisher Association Magazine,  Houston Law Review, and San Diego Union-Tribune. Matt’s GPS coördinates are split between San Francisco and Maui. When he finds snippets of spare time, you can pinpoint him swimming laps, surfing waves, painting a canvas, or unleashing his inner Julia Child.

Read more about his books at www.mattknightbooks.com.

This Book Was Written by a Human (Probably): AI Disclaimers in 2026

By / / AI, AI-Generated Works, Disclaimers

Publishing in 2026 has produced a new form of writer anxiety: the AI disclaimer.
Some authors disclose AI use.
Some advertise that no AI was used. Some do both, which is an impressive feat if you think about it.
This week’s Sidebar Saturday post looks at AI disclosures, human-authored labels, Amazon’s rules, and the surprisingly difficult question:
“What exactly counts as AI anymore?”

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