Writers are now deliberately making mistakes because, apparently, good prose looks like AI

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AI detectors are prompting writers to rethink their vocabulary, sentence structure and punctuation, as even polished human writing risks being mistaken for AI-generated text.

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Writers are now deliberately making mistakes because, apparently, good prose looks like AI
AI detectors are prompting writers to rethink their vocabulary, sentence structure and punctuation, as even polished human writing risks being mistaken for AI-generated text.

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Writers are now deliberately making mistakes because, apparently, good prose looks like AI

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