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It’s no secret that artificial intelligence and natural language processing are playing an increasingly important role in the world of digital marketing and content creation. From chatbots to automated article generators, AI solutions are making it possible for websites, brands, and even individual writers to produce large quantities of content with minimal human input. The implications of this technology go well beyond website copy or marketing collateral. In many cases, the articles themselves are being produced by machines rather than people – a trend which is becoming increasingly common in academic journals, news publications, and other places where written content plays a key role. But is it possible to tell whether an article was written by a human or a bot? It may not be as straightforward as you think...

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