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AI Writing Tells: New Quirks in Frontier Models

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Overview of the Graphite Study In a meticulously designed experiment, the marketing analytics firm Graphite set out to map the linguistic fingerprints—colloquially called tells —that differentiate text generated by today’s most advanced “frontier” AI models from human‑written prose. The research, l…

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