Posts tagged: AI Writing Patterns
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AI Is Writing UN Speeches Now, and They All Sound the Same
Nine world leaders delivered nearly the same sentence at the UN this year, and flagged AI speeches jumped from 6 to 30 in one session. What happened, and the lesson for anyone whose writing needs to sound like their own.
Why AI Writing Is Full of Em Dashes (and How to Fix It)
Why language models overuse em dashes, how the mark became the internet's favorite AI tell, and a three-pass method for fixing a draft.
What Is AI Slop? The Word Defining Content in 2026
A definitional guide to AI slop: where the term came from, the patterns platforms are penalizing in 2026, and how AI-assisted work stays out of the bucket.
LinkedIn's 2026 AI Slop Crackdown: Why Posts Lose Reach
LinkedIn is suppressing generic AI content with a claimed 94% detection accuracy and a member-facing slop report button. Here is what that means for anyone posting for work.
The Real Signature of AI Writing Isn't the Em-Dash Anymore
The em-dash stopped being ChatGPT's dead giveaway. Based on 80,141 humanizations from WriteHuman, the real 2026 AI writing tells are structural: hedging verbs, and formulaic sentence shapes.
The Most Common AI Words and Phrases (And How to Fix Them)
Learn the most common AI words and phrases that make writing sound robotic, plus simple fixes to make AI-generated text clearer, more natural, and human.
Understanding AI Writing
AI writing means using artificial intelligence to produce written work. It relies on machine learning, part of AI that helps computers learn and act like humans.