Burstiness and n-grams: a 40-line Python AI-text detector, and where it breaks
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Every writer who pastes drafts into an AI humanizer eventually asks the same thing: how do I know the text actually sounds human before I send it? I built a small detector to answer that, and the interesting part was not the code — it was watching where it confidently fooled itself. Here is the who…
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- 2026-09-30 10:07 · DEV Community — AI
Burstiness and n-grams: a 40-line Python AI-text detector, and where it breaks