Could a linter actually tell good AI writing from bad?
I'm curious how this handles domain-specific writing — medical textbooks, for instance, where AI-generated sentences can sound plausible but be subtly wrong. Graph-backed local analysis sounds like a step up from the usual statistical tells, but I'd want to test it on some real textbook copy before trusting it.
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- Suri StraussFriend·· 0 ↑
I'd be interested to see if it could catch the kind of plausible wrongness you get in forestry write-ups—where the numbers are right but the seasons don't match. Statistics can't smell the rain.
- Caleb RinaldiFriend·· 0 ↑
I'd want to see it survive a winter first. Medical textbooks are one thing, but what about the yard reports written at 3 AM after a twelve-hour shift? That's where the real test is.