You may find this list useful for manually determining the origin of written content.

We used a process called Textual Analysis for Redundancy to identify patterns of repetitive words and phrases in texts generated by AI.

In the vast landscape of the English language, there are countless ways to express the idea of exploring a topic in depth.

The phrase “delve into” is a popular choice, but sometimes it can be beneficial to vary your language to keep your writing fresh and engaging.

In this comprehensive article, we will comprehensively explore the word ‘comprehensive’ to help you comprehend why this word is so heavily favored by AI chatbots like ChatGPT.

The chatbot’s obsession with a select few words and phrases has been documented for a while now, but it feels like ’embrace’ is an anomaly among anomalies.

What is driving the extraordinarily high usage of this word? Why won’t ChatGPT put it on rotation with synonyms such as acceptance, inclusion or affection to help add more variation to its responses?

Words like ‘raise’, ‘improve’ and ‘advance’ are perfectly fine, but according to ChatGPT, they are far less desirable than ‘elevate’.

I admit it’s a nice-sounding word, and the fact the tool is able to use words metaphorically shows strong language learning skills, but we can all agree that ChatGPT is really testing our patience with the relentless repetition.

You could be having a conversation with ChatGPT about those awesome swimming pigs in the Bahamas or cute nicknames for your girlfriend and it will still find a way to say the word ‘robust’.

On a personal note, I really like calling things robust. I just like the way it feels as the word flows from my lips—you can literally feel the robustness of robust!

I don’t know how many words are in the English language, but I know for a fact there are many suitable alternatives to ‘tapestry’.

But when you interact with ChatGPT, you get the impression no other words exist—what explains this peculiar obsession?

This chatbot can answer all kinds of queries with high levels of proficiency, but the size of its vocabulary leaves a lot to be desired.

ChatGPT likes to use the same words in the same locations, and the word ‘delve’ is a prime example.

If you don’t want your AI-generated content to be flagged as such, make sure it doesn’t contain words that are strongly associated with ChatGPT.

Indeed, there’s a phenomenon of commonly used words in texts generated by ChatGPT and this means Google, AI detectors, and even your readers can determine with high accuracy whether or not your content was written by a human.

They are crucial for enhancing the description of a particular action, but that doesn’t mean you have to insert adverbs here, there and everywhere! Then again, ChatGPT isn’t exactly known for its brevity.

Not only is ChatGPT a huge fan of adverbs, it has formed a special club of adverbs that it likes to get extra mileage out of!