Invisible tracking characters embedded in AI output. You can't see them, but they identify AI-generated text. Stripped on clean.
That long dash — like this — is an AI punctuation tell. Real writers use commas or restructure. Replaced with " - " on clean.
AI loves grouping in threes: "clarity, focus, growth." It sounds polished but it's formulaic. Say what you mean.
Filler that sounds smart but says nothing: "in today's world," "leverage," "it's important to note." AI padding.
Transitional filler AI uses to sound thoughtful: "what this means is," "the bottom line is." Humans just make the point.
Wishy-washy qualifiers: "tends to," "in many cases," "arguably." If you know it's true, say it directly.
Short punchy lines for dramatic effect. "Adapt. Lead. Create." Real writing flows as paragraphs. Clean joins these together.