Nick Perry points to a Wikipedia page where editors catalog AI writing giveaways: overused words like delve and tapestry, formulaic sentence patterns, and excessive em dashes. He recommends using the list to spot and fix AI text before you publish it.
Never ever let AI write anything for you again until you see this list, because it will make your AI writing sound more human. Look, the editors who clean AI slob off Wikipedia all day have gone through thousands of articles and keep a public page of these 3 patterns in the AI slob that they take down. The first is weird words like the word "delve," "pivotal," or "tapestry." Then are the sentences which are constructed like this. And lastly is everyone's favorite, the em dashes. They list a ton more stuff on that page, so make sure to go check it out so you can turn it into a skill for your AI.
