LizzyGibbs3D

Note that I wrote this without using AI. Just a common spellchecker. And yet some of it still got flagged. Sometimes my writing registers as high as 20% or more! As AI develops to mimic human text, I'd like to propose an inversion of Sturgeon's Law: "90% of all Sci-Fi is crap." "90% of creative writing will be easily identifiable as human, while the top 10% of polished, well-structured writing will be at the highest risk of being flagged as AI." The 10% of writing that is considered "good"—the well-researched essays, the professionally edited articles, the carefully constructed prose of a novelist, the clear and concise technical writing—is at the greatest risk. (Look! Em dashes! I must be an AI Bot!) Especially by a layperson who sees something posted online and uses a Free AI Detector, or by companies and educational facilities that scan written works for AI generation and plagiarism, who see those works that follow grammatical rules that are flagged as generated, and written