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this post was submitted on 03 Sep 2026
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To whom? It what context?
Grammatical errors are an indication.. You could also speak to people about the topic..
To the reader. To editors or publishers. In case you were facing a hate storm and someone started insinuating your work was just LLM writing.
Right, but I was implying that the most appropriate response will depend on the situation. Better to try to deal with a specific instance than to worry about an amorphous general problem (I suspect you're not likely to face a hatestorm just for LLM use, especially if you don't actually use them in the first place...)
If you're really worried about being accused of using AI, and you won't be able to handle it if it happens, then don't publish anything, because it is definitely going to happen. Too many people are convinced they have some perfect litmus test, and they're wrong, but they don't know it.
But really, I think you can handle it. You know you didn't use AI, and at the end of the day are you writing for yourself or for an imagined audience?
Random people making wrong accusations doesn't really constitute a "hatestorm", does it?