Remove the dead giveaways from AI-assisted writing. Free, instant, no account needed.
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Replace em dash with
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Certainly! I’d be happy to help you with this — or at least I hope so. Let me know if you need anything else.
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I'd be happy to help you with this, or at least I hope so. Let me know if you need anything else.
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“It’s crucial that we leverage this opportunity…” she explained. It’s worth noting that the solution is seamless and innovative.
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"It's crucial that we leverage this opportunity..." she explained. It's worth noting that the solution is seamless and innovative.
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The feature — which took several months to build and required significant cross-team coordination — is now live for all users.
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The feature, which took several months to build and required significant cross-team coordination, is now live for all users.
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Hi {First Name}, thank you for reaching out to {Company}! We’ll follow up at {email address} within 24 hours.
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Hi Sarah, thank you for reaching out to Acme Corp! We'll follow up at sarah@example.com within 24 hours.
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This text looks completely normal but AI models sometimes insert invisible zero-width characters throughout your writing.
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This text looks completely normal but AI models sometimes insert invisible zero-width characters throughout your writing.
Large language models like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini are trained on patterns in human writing, but they consistently over-apply certain conventions. Over time, these statistical habits become recognisable fingerprints.
Em dashes (—)
AI models use em dashes at roughly ten times the rate of typical human writers, often inserting them as parenthetical asides mid-sentence — exactly like this.
Curly / smart quotes
Models trained on formatted text output typographic “curly” quotes and apostrophes. Plain-text pipelines and detectors flag these as non-human formatting.
Invisible characters
Some model outputs embed zero-width spaces (U+200B), soft hyphens, or BOM characters that are invisible but detectable by tools scanning raw Unicode.
Sycophantic openers
Phrases like “Certainly!”, “Absolutely!”, and “Great question!” are near-universal in AI responses and immediately signal machine-generated text.
Filler buzzwords
Words like “leverage”, “delve”, “seamless”, and “notably” appear in AI output at statistically anomalous rates compared to human prose.
Template placeholders
AI-drafted documents often leave {First Name} or [Company] tokens unfilled. Cleaning tools can surface these so nothing slips through to the final copy.
Content creators & bloggers
Draft with AI, clean the output, publish writing that reads as authentically yours without obvious model fingerprints.
Business & marketing teams
Polish AI-assisted emails, proposals, and ad copy so that em dashes, filler openers, and robotic phrasing don’t undermine your brand voice.
Students & academics
Remove typographic anomalies from AI-assisted drafts before submission to reduce the chance of triggering AI-detection software.
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