The First Golden Age of AI writing is over as detectors improve
BecauseCulture · x · 2026-09-01
Ethan Mollick argues the first golden age of AI writing is over. While Claude was once a good writer and detectors were poor, 'ClaudeSpeak' is now cliched, suspect, and annoying, with anti-AI writing tool Pangram becoming well-known.
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