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This plugin uses Wikipedia’s AI-spotting guide to make AI writing sound more human

A new tool aims to help AI chatbots generate more human-sounding text – with the help of Wikipedia’s guide for detecting AI, as reported by Ars Technica. Developer Siqi Chen says he created the tool, called Humanizer, by feeding Anthropic’s Claude the list of tells that Wikipedia’s volunteer editors put together as part of an initiative to combat “poorly written AI-generated content.”

Wikipedia’s guide contains a list of signs that text may be AI-generated, including vague attributions, promotional language like describing something as “breathtaking,” and collaborative phrases, such as “I hope this helps!” Humanizer, which is a custom skill …

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