Sarah Fay, PhD (@sarahfay): "@Sarah Swenson LMHC takes such a nuanced look at AI and what AI detection really “detects”—and what that means for clarity in writing and in our communication with each other. As an LMHC who works with neurodivergent couples, she knows a thing or two about communication."

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How We Miss Each Other takes such a nuanced look at AI and what AI detection really “detects”—and what that means for clarity in writing and in our communication with each other.

As an LMHC who works with neurodivergent couples, she knows a thing or two about communication.

I ran a piece of my own writing through AI detection software and was told that it was 74% AI. The number was absurd. The experience was not. What unsettled me was not only that the result was false. It was that the falsehood touched something culturally revealing. The software did not seem to be reacting to plagiarism, fraud, or even to some obvious imitation of machine prose. It seemed to be reacting to the very qualities I most value in writing: rigor, clarity, composure, structure, conceptual sequence, and stylistic control. In other words, it was not flagging carelessness. It was flagging form.

How We Miss Each Other

Mar 20

2:41 PM

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