SMRTR AIMay 25, 2026Futurism

People Are Loading Their Writing With Typos to Prove They’re Not AI

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Typos, once seen as careless mistakes, are now being used as proof that writing is genuinely human. In an AI-flooded world where polished, flawless text raises suspicion, small errors signal authenticity and make readers more likely to engage — because imperfection is something AI simply can't naturally replicate.

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