May 11, 2026
Paranoia...something I've started doing is running my own writing through AI detection tools.
It's to reassure myself that it doesn't look like I used AI to write it, which is a completely different and more embarrassing problem.
The fact that "does this sound like a person wrote it" is now a thing you have to verify externally is probably worth sitting with for a bit.
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