Critics distinguish between detection and proof of intentional AI use
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Commenters argue that a tool's "no doubt" is not the same as definitive evidence, and note that AI can be a legitimate drafting aid rather than sole authorship.
“No doubt isn't the same as evidence. I only start doubting an author when I see the same cadence in three separate chapters, not when one publisher says it.”
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No doubt isn’t the same as evidence. I only start doubting an author when I see the same cadence in three separate chapters, not when one publisher says it. AI can be a drafting tool, but that’s a different claim.
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