​Forget em-dashes: A viral report on AI-generated writing has surprising new clues 

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For one, a lack of punctuation is a more likely indicator of AI text, according to ‘The Economist.’

As AI-generated content takes over the internet, humans are becoming more and more vigilant about telling bot-written copy from genuine human writing. Last week, LinkedIn even became the first major platform to add a button that lets users report “AI slop.”

 For one, a lack of punctuation is a more likely indicator of AI text, according to ‘The Economist.’

As AI-generated content takes over the internet, humans are becoming more and more vigilant about telling bot-written copy from genuine human writing. Last week, LinkedIn even became the first major platform to add a button that lets users report “AI slop.”  News 

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