Why AI-generated content still needs human QA As AI-assisted text generation becomes increasingly integrated into academic and professional writing workflows, AI output is often assumed to be linguistically adequate, particularly for short-form content. However, AI-generated texts frequently exhibit subtle deficiencies that are readily identifiable to trained linguists and subject-matter experts. These include atypical syntactic rhythm, inappropriate register, reduced terminological specificity, and the absence of discipline- or audience-specific conventions. A further concern involves the occurrence of hallucinated content, such as fabricated
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