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Do you proofread your writing using AI?

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prolific-writer · in Technology & AI 2 replies 332 views
#1

Many people usually do that . They use AI to proofread their text a lot. I also do that, but I never copy and paste the same thing generated by AI. Do you proofread your writing using AI?

#2

Generally speaking, no, I don't. However, when finishing a lengthy technical writing project, I will often run it, or at least portions, through such a checker. This would be in the "final polish" stage before submitted to management, published, or whatnot.

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On Apr 16, 2026, VeryExploratory said:

Generally speaking, no, I don't. However, when finishing a lengthy technical writing project, I will often run it, or at least portions, through such a checker. This would be in the "final polish" stage before submitted to management, published, or whatnot.

Yes, it is always a great idea to proofread your writing when you are submitting your project. Many people do that on regular basis. The fact remains that things were really hard when ChatGPT was not invented. I had to manually proofread my writing. Things are really different now.

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