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61% of professional writers now use AI, with many treating it as a co-pilot—boosting productivity while sparking concerns over voice, trust and responsibility.
'AI detectors are spreading fast but often mislabel good human writing as AI; they should be used as warning tools with human oversight rather than definitive proof.'
'After a month using Phrasly AI Humanizer I outline its strengths, limits, and practical tips for making AI drafts sound natural without losing voice.'
'Turnitin launched a bypasser detector to flag reworded AI-generated text; educators welcome the effort but warn about inconsistent results, opacity, and the need for broader reforms.'