AutoScheduler.AI buying intent

Want to know if a LinkedIN post was generated with AI? Here's some helpful hints I've noticed in AI-writing styles (if you're like me, you'll never be able to read your LinkedIN feed the same way again): 1. Em dashes - this one has died down a bit with the latest GPT releases, but very few people actually use a literary tool that you can't find easily on a keyboard. 2. Emojis 🤖 💰 🧠 💪 ⁉️ - most people don't use emojis in professional business writing. They do make for fun bullet points, and I like the idea, but I'd wager almost nobody starts there. 3. Staccato negation - this one is my current pet peeve. It's when a phrase is structured as "Not X. Not Y. [Whatever it is you could have said to begin with]." For example, "No degree. No backup plan. Just bills piling up." Nobody wrote like this 6 months ago and now everybody writes like this. 4. Single sentence paragraphs - this is also for spacing, but many AI-generated LinkedIN posts read like a teleprompter script. If you see a post like this, I'd be willing to bet money it also has #1, #2, or #3 in it as well. 5. The addition of Throat Clearing phrases - when a post says something like "Let me be clear" or "Here's the thing nobody is talking about", it's specifically designed to retain your attention. So much so that AI is now replicating it everywhere. Using AI to write can be a really valuable tool, just make sure to make it human again. We are how we communicate these days.