Editor friends have given me two cool tricks for detecting possible plagiarism. (I'm not sure at this point if they will detect AI writing or not. I'm still doing more research.)
1. Look for text that has invisible white highlighting or color behind it. This happens sometimes when you paste text from a website. You can see it by changing the background color of your document. (Credit: Jeanette Fast Redmond)
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#AmEditing
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2023-10-03 02:09:28
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