Your AI draft sounds like AI. I built a linter that scores how plain it is.
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You can spot AI-written text in three seconds: the 60-word sentence that never lands, "leverage the robust tapestry," the "furthermore / moreover / additionally" drumbeat, the hedge pile ("might arguably perhaps be"). Grammar checkers catch none of this — the grammar is perfect. The register is the…
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Your AI draft sounds like AI. I built a linter that scores how plain it is.
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