... that can expose AI. Sometimes, I use Pangram to identify AI-generated texts. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @looqreadit_26  and don't forget em dashes. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @fedulovelena  try to find alternative words. E.g. I use instead "however"  "But!" :D Comment from Helen Fedulova(@fedulovelena): Hi, I'm the person who's used to use "although, while, however, genuinely, honestly" :D How do I suppose to survive in anti-AI checks ... ... three biggest giveaways of AI-generated texts are, 1. unnecessary defense. Basically overuse of "it's NOT because A, it's because B". But nobody thinks it's A in the first place. 2. Overuse of hyphens

... change landed. Nothing had changed. Ran it again with slightly different phrasing. "PATCHED" again. Still nothing changed. Turned out the target text in the file used a real em-dash ( ), and my search pattern used a plain double-hyphen (--). Visually close enough that I didn't catch it reading the code. The script's "success" message was printing regardless of whether the replace actually matched anything it was reporting that the script ran , not that the edit happened . Nothing broke ...

... still have the domain. Comment from Siddharth Pereira(@siddharthpereira): The first domain name I ever bought was back in 2003. the-spark-plug.com was supposed to be a forum designed to compete with warriorforums and no one told me hyphens are a bad idea. Life is a good teacher. Comment from Mat Sherman(@mat_sherman): I have microschooled.com . Not as weird as it is epic. Bought it when I worked at Prenda, the OG micro school company. Comment from Maxim(@maxirmx): kittyfoodandpuppyfood.com ...