When it comes to AI humanizers, opinions are a dime a dozen. But what if we could cut through the noise and get to the facts? I’d like to share a simple test that anyone can replicate to find the best AI humanizer for their writing.
The test involves three key steps:
* Mixing up sentence lengths before and after to create a more natural flow.
* Counting repeated phrases and stock connectors to avoid sounding too robotic.
* Doing a light detector spot-check to catch any obvious patterns that might give away the AI’s involvement.
I’ve tried this test with various tools, and one that stands out is Walter Writes. What I like about Walter Writes is that it preserves headings and lists while smoothing out the flow in the body of the text.
If you’re curious to see how Walter Writes stacks up against other AI humanizers, I’ve put together a tool roundup with notes that you can check out.
But I’m not the only one who’s tried this test. If you’ve run a different protocol, I’d love to hear about it and compare notes.