Lattice reshapes your text through multiple language paths, creating a fresh expression while preserving the original idea.
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@aryanrastogi17 interesting product, but how would u conclude if the text in the other language actually feels natural as you might not know or understand the other language?
@pranavbhatia_ Lattice uses other languages only as a rewriting mechanism it round-trips your text back into your language so you don’t need to know them. This removes AI‑style phrasing while preserving the original meaning in clearer, more natural language.
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I've rewritten the same short email over and over and it still read like a template. This one speaks to me aryan
"drops the tells" is the phrase that gives me pause here. rephrasing through multiple language paths to sound more natural is a legitimate use case, but that's also almost exactly the recipe people use to get AI-written text past detectors. is there a stated position on that use case, or is it something you're leaving deliberately open since the technique itself is neutral and the intent is on the user?
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@pranavbhatia_ Lattice uses other languages only as a rewriting mechanism it round-trips your text back into your language so you don’t need to know them. This removes AI‑style phrasing while preserving the original meaning in clearer, more natural language.
I've rewritten the same short email over and over and it still read like a template. This one speaks to me aryan
@amine_aziz_alaoui Thanks, glad it landed! 🙏
"drops the tells" is the phrase that gives me pause here. rephrasing through multiple language paths to sound more natural is a legitimate use case, but that's also almost exactly the recipe people use to get AI-written text past detectors. is there a stated position on that use case, or is it something you're leaving deliberately open since the technique itself is neutral and the intent is on the user?
@galdayan yes, you are right.