It’s obvious to anyone with an internet connection that AI-generated content is all over the place. Still, case-by-case determinations are often difficult to make. For every piece of unapologetic copy-and-paste chatbot content, there’s a student essay with a style that’s suspicious but not quite dispositive, an avatar that’s polished but not implausible, or a LinkedIn post that’s useless and annoying in a way that seems GPT-ish but also might just be how your co-worker writes now.
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