How does AI-tone detect work, and how do I rewrite?
AnswerIf a master draft reads like a spec or stays in one flat register, run AI-tone detect in the article editor. It marks the heaviest machine sentences and offers full spoken replacements. Accept or rewrite yourself. Do not paste a score as a certificate. Writing, podcast, and script set the voice while drafting; there is no extra review pass after generate.
What the detector looks at
Open the piece in copy and run detect. The model quotes original spans that sound machine-made; each rewrite must be a complete spoken sentence, not instructions to “make it natural”.
Typical hits: too-even lists, empty connectors, conclusions that offend no one. With a locked topic, stay on that question; do not swap in a brand story. Locking is in How do I turn a topic into a publishable master draft?.
Then ship
Accept or hand-edit, then save. Sync with How do I sync one master draft to many platforms?. If the same piece will be spoken, make it readable first, then dub or make a podcast—audio will amplify brochure tone.
Too many corpus cites can also sound like a spec. Check tags.
Do this
- Open the piece in copy.
- Run AI-tone detect and read the quoted originals first.
- Accept the suggested line, or rewrite that one sentence in your voice.
- Read the whole piece, then sync or send it to audio.
Short answers
- Does a clean score mean a human wrote it?
- No. Detect watches tone and syntax. Whether the facts are yours is still your read.
- Does generate still run a second voice-review pass?
- No. Voice is set while writing. This detector is an editor tool you run yourself, not a gate in the generate pipeline.