January 29, 2025 • 9 mins
This Medium article's comment section centers on a debate about identifying AI-generated content. The author argues that specific phrases, like "furthermore" and "in conclusion," frequently appear in AI-written texts and can signal potential AI use. However, the comments reveal significant pushback, with many professional writers admitting to using these phrases themselves. The core disagreement highlights the limitations of using individual words or phrases to definitively detect AI writing, underscoring the complexity of distinguishing between human and machine-generated content. The overall purpose is to spark a discussion about the challenges and complexities of detecting AI-generated text and its implications for human writers.
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