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Who is accusing you

The situation, the stakes and the evidence position for each kind of writer.

Freelance writersYou write for clients on contract, and a client has decided your work looks machine-written.StudentsA tutor, marker or misconduct panel believes an assignment was generated.AuthorsAn agent, editor or publisher has raised concerns about a manuscript, sometimes after a book has already been scheduled.JournalistsA reader, source or editor suspects a piece was machine-written.Agencies and studiosA client is questioning deliverables, or invoking an AI warranty clause in the master services agreement.Content marketersA client or an SEO audit has flagged published content as machine-written.Teachers and academicsA student or colleague believes written feedback, a reference, or a paper was generated.CopywritersA client believes ad copy, landing pages or email sequences were generated.ResearchersA reviewer, editor or integrity office has questioned a manuscript.TranslatorsA client believes a translation came from a machine rather than a person.EditorsAn author or publisher believes editing was done by a tool rather than a person.Writers of technical documentationA reviewer believes technical writing or documentation was generated.

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