Guides on AI writing and editing.
Eight standalone guides covering AI writing patterns, how detection works, practical editing workflows, and the responsible use of writing tools.
Understanding AI writing patterns.
Observable patterns in AI-generated writing.
Transition word overuse, uniform sentence lengths, clichéd vocabulary — a practical overview of recurring patterns in AI drafts.
1 September 2026Why sentence structure variation matters.
How rhythm works in prose, why burstiness signals human writing, and practical techniques to improve sentence-length variation.
5 September 2026Vocabulary diversity in AI vs. human writing.
Type-Token Ratio, transition word overuse, and how to improve vocabulary diversity when editing AI drafts.
10 September 2026How AI detection systems work — and their limitations.
Perplexity, burstiness, statistical predictability, and why detectors have significant false-positive rates.
15 September 2026Editing and responsible use.
How to edit AI-assisted writing effectively.
A six-step process for editing AI drafts: from reading the whole draft to checking facts, removing clichés and adding your own voice.
20 September 2026Readability and sentence structure — a practical guide.
One idea per sentence, active over passive, concrete over abstract — the principles that genuinely improve readability in AI-edited text.
25 September 2026Responsible use of AI writing tools.
Context, disclosure, academic integrity and the quality responsibility — a straightforward guide to using AI tools well.
1 October 2026Understanding the limitations of AI writing tools.
Why AI tools do not understand, how rewriters work on surface patterns, and why no tool replaces genuine expertise.
5 October 2026