People blame "AI words" — "delve," "tapestry," "navigate." Those are symptoms. The real reasons AI text sounds robotic are structural, and they show up no matter how good the model gets.
Models aim for the safe, high-probability sentence. The result is uniform length and a lulling, monotone cadence. Human writing lurches — a six-word sentence, then a forty-word winding one. That variance is half of what reads as "human." Force it on purpose and the text wakes up.
AI won't take a stand it can't be sure about. It writes the consensus and hedges the rest. Humans say "this advice is overrated" or "I tried it and it was garbage." A defensible opinion is the cheapest human signal there is, and models avoid it.
Ask an AI for a detail and it reaches for the plausible average. Humans reach for the weird true thing — the 2am error, the client who replied "finally." Those specifics are invisible to a detector and unmistakable to a reader.
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