Why Your AI Drafts Sound Generic (And the 4 Constraints That Fix It)
START HERE Why Your AI Drafts Sound Generic (And the 4 Constraints That Fix It) This note shows the operating context, the decision path, and the record behind it. Why AI drafts sound generic Technique 1: Negative constraints Technique 2: Force a point of view Evidence trail: Products You can tell. Three sentences in, you can always tell. "In today's fast-paced world." "It's worth noting." "This transformative approach." "Let's delve into." None of these phrases are wrong, exactly. They are just unowned — sentences that could have been written about any subject, by anyone, for anyone. Search for a fix and you will land on a wall of humanizer tools and detector-score checkers, all promising to rewrite the draft until some meter turns green. That approach has a structural problem: it treats the symptom as the disease. A paraphraser swaps generic phrasing for awkward phrasing. The draft still has nothing to say. The actual fix ha...