I hope people like yourself start filing lawsuits over this kind of thing. Non-technologists are using tools they don't understand to 'score' the quality of wor

I hope people like yourself start filing lawsuits over this kind of thing. Non-technologists are using tools they don't understand to 'score' the quality of work put out by individuals, with life-altering results. T his despite those tools being both unreliable and treating semantic correctness as equivalent to artificiality. In fact, the more skill and effort someone invest in writing clearly, organizing one's thoughts etc., the more likely their output is to be labeled as AI-generated; people are literally being penalized for getting too good. Increasingly this is being used in the commercial world as an excuse not to pay people for commissioned work.