Why AI writing gets spotted instantly — and a one-page fix from a Google dev
lmoroney · x · 2026-10-18
Responding to Threadguy's claim that AI writing is still bad, Laurie Maroney argues humans have read millions of sentences and instantly detect AI's rhythms, tidy lists, and safe closing lines. His fix: feed the model a page of your own writing to match style, then read the output aloud and cut anything you wouldn't actually say.
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