Can you teach yourself to detect AI writing? Maybe

By Celeste Rodriguez Louro, Associate Professor and Director of Language Lab, The University of Western Australia

AI is quietly reshaping writing. It’s not just that prose is changing — the very structure of written language is genuinely changing too.

It’s not just a new technology.

It’s not a fad.

It’s an undeniable revolution.

Did this article’s introduction seem AI generated? What made you feel that way?

The truth is, it was not AI generated; I wrote it to emulate synthetic prose, the kind you get when a large language…

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