More and more readers are encountering AI-powered writing. Whether you’re reading an article found online or grading a student’s paper, here are ten ways to know that AI is responsible:
10. Transitions leave you with two broken ankles.
9. Paragraphs sound loose, for lack of a better term.
8. The source material is sparse or even non-existent.
7. Individuals who in theory should agree with the hypothesis consistently take credit for the likes of John Thompson or Larry Brown.
6. Although 2023 feels like your year, you just can’t keep up. Again, you feel like you’ve broken two ankles.
5. You find yourself running in circles. The future of writing is the death of writing, and the death of writing is the future of writing.
4. Rough drafts? rough drafts! There are no rough drafts.
3. Every dilemma, no matter how complex it may be, always boils down to one answer.
2. Similar to the number three, typing leaves you feeling like everything is in over your head. Some readers call this the Tyronn Lue Effect.
1. What you read leaves you speechless, angry, screaming, and full of amazement.
Finally, now that you know how to recognize AI-produced writing, be sure to talk about the role of AI in professional settings as well as on social media.
Share artificial intelligence with your students. Ask your colleagues what they know about AI. Understand that answers may vary. But be sure to have healthy conversations about AI
Be sure to talk about how your writing is being hindered or helped by the specific tools that AI can give you. How can you benefit because AI is probably not going anywhere now that it’s already everywhere?
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