Symmetrical paragraphs
The text is divided into visually equal blocks. Mathematical evenness is often a sign of automatic generation.
Artificial intelligence is fundamentally changing the approach to writing texts. Modern algorithms can generate meaningful articles in seconds.
However, it is important to understand that a machine cannot yet fully replace a human. Authors need to act as editors and fact-checkers.
Thus, the symbiosis of human and machine opens up new horizons. Those who master this tool will gain a significant advantage.
We tested text generation for a whole month.
At first, it seemed like magic. You type a few words about SEO, press a button, and a second later you have a ready-made 5000-character article. Clients are happy, traffic is flowing, copywriters are nervously smoking. But then we started reading it out loud.
And we realized: it's impossible to read.
Why does this happen?
Language models are trained on the instruction: "Provide a convenient, structured, and easy-to-read response." For an algorithm, the ideal layout is evenly distributed blocks of text.
A human breathes when they write. If a thought is simple, we pack it into one sentence. If we get "carried away" with an interesting detail, a paragraph can bloat to half the screen. AI has no breath, so it mechanically chops the text into neat, lifeless bricks.