SlopDetection
Current AI-written documents have a certain "smell" to them that make it very clear that it was written by AI.
Here's a running list of shibboleths that I've found to be reliable indicators of AI authorship:
| Pattern Example | Regular Expression |
|---|---|
| — | — |
| X → Y → Z | → |
| X + Y | \w \+ \w |
| It's not just X. It's Y. | (stead of|n't|not) just.+?(\.|—) |
| X. No Y. | [—\.;] (Just|No\s) |
| 10k+ Xs. | [0-9]k?\+ |
| X itself. | itself |
| that framing really resonated | framing |
| Here's why X works: | t*here's(.){3,50}[\.—:] |
| Why This Works/Matters | Why (.){3,20} (works|matters) |
| zero Xs. | zero\s |
| The X is the Y. | the ([^\s]+){1,3} is the ([^\s]+){1,5}\s*[—:\.;] |
| clicked/resonated | (clicked|resonated) |
| (number)-layer | ([0-9]+|one|two|three|four|etc)-layer |
| the X layer | the ([^\s])+ layer |
| the key/critical insight: | the (key|critical) ([^\s])+ |
| the real/honest X | the (real|honest) ([^\s])+ |
| the X worth Ying | worth ([^\s])+ing |
And to detect AI-generated code defects:
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