u/Future-Pie-3020

The "Punctuation Variation Strategy" actually works

A computer science TA told me that LLMs rely heavily on standard comma placement and simple dash usages.

To test this, I took a paper that flagged at 45% AI. Without changing a single word, I replaced standard commas with em-dashes (), added parentheses around secondary thoughts, and varied sentence lengths. Re-uploaded it: 2% AI.

The software isn't detecting "ideas"—it's literally just calculating punctuation rhythm and sentence length predictability.

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u/Future-Pie-3020 — 10 days ago