Ethan Mollick Says AI Writing Golden Age Has Ended
Wharton professor Ethan Mollick posted that Claude text is now easily spotted by detectors.
Ethan Mollick wrote that the brief period when Claude gave many writers an edge has closed. In his post he stated that Claude produced serviceable text while detectors remained weak. He added that the resulting style, now called ClaudeSpeak, has grown cliched and suspect. Detectors such as Pangram are now widely recognized, he noted, removing the earlier advantage. The post contains no further details on timing or adoption rates.
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Ethan Mollick Says AI Writing Golden Age Has Ended
Wharton professor Ethan Mollick posted that Claude text is now easily spotted by detectors.
Ethan Mollick wrote that the brief period when Claude gave many writers an edge has closed. In his post he stated that Claude produced serviceable text while detectors remained weak. He added that the resulting style, now called ClaudeSpeak, has grown cliched and suspect. Detectors such as Pangram are now widely recognized, he noted, removing the earlier advantage. The post contains no further details on timing or adoption rates.