Given how fast AI tools are improving and how much better they're becoming at writing text that sounds human, many are beginning to wonder how far off we might be from a textual singularity—a moment ...

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Artificial intelligence has crept into marketing faster than most expected. It writes emails, scripts, captions, even sales pitches. But now something new is happening — AI is starting to sound human.

Call it a sign of the times. Computer scientists in the Middle East recently patented an artificial intelligence program that can successfully mimic human handwriting at an indistinguishable level.

With AI writing tools becoming more common, content that feels like a human wrote it is a prize. AI humanizing tools step in to fill this gap with a stealthy shield from AI detection algorithms. These ...

Researchers at University College London (UCL) have developed a program that can analyze a person’s handwriting and semi-automatically generate text that seems to be written by the same person, with ...

The first Turing Test may have been conducted at the ball in My Fair Lady. Professor Higgins has wagered with his friend, Pickering, that he can transform a flower girl into a lady through the science ...

AI writing has become a normal part of how people create and share ideas. What once sounded flat and robotic now reads like something written by a real person. Tools like AI undetectable make this ...

OpenAI’s ChatGPT-o1 model, known as “Strawberry,” is transforming the landscape of writing and content creation. This advanced AI tool bridges the gap between human and machine-generated text, ...

In the book “More Than Words,” writer-educator John Warner makes the case for renewing the concept of writing as a fundamentally human activity. Large Language Model bots like ChatGPT offer not ...