There’s a specific problem emerging in content right now. Open any industry blog, scroll through LinkedIn, read a handful of newsletter intros — and you’ll notice a sameness creeping in. Sentences that flow smoothly but say nothing distinctive. Competent, inoffensive, forgettable.
The question comes up constantly now — from students worried about academic policies, from freelance writers wondering if clients will flag their work, from content managers trying to figure out whether their team is cutting corners.
There’s a pattern that shows up constantly when people start using AI for email writing — they hand it the bare minimum and expect a polished result. They type something like «write me a professional email» and paste whatever comes out — usually something so stiff and corporate that the recipient can tell immediately it wasn’t written by a human.