Authors drop em dashes and add typos to evade AI detectors
Bloomberg reports that AI text detectors, specifically naming Pangram, are influencing how humans write. To avoid being flagged as machine-generated, authors are altering their natural style. This includes removing em dashes, avoiding the "not X, but Y" construction, and steering clear of words like "delve" that are often associated with AI output. In some cases, writers are intentionally adding…
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- Authors drop em dashes and "not X, but Y" phrasing to avoid AI detection.
- Writers avoid words like "delve" and may add typos to look human.
- Pangram is cited as a detector influencing these changes in human writing.
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