Most online life now runs on text. A teacher opens a late-night essay submission that sounds nothing like a student’s past work. A hiring manager reads a cover letter in which every sentence feels polished in a slightly uncanny way. Or maybe a shopper scrolls through pages of reviews that all repeat the same phrases. In each case, someone is really asking one question: who actually wrote this?
That’s where an AI checker can come in as a second opinion. They’re built to flag patterns that look more like machine output than a human voice. The tool won’t make the decision for them, but it can give a useful hint when something feels off.
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