Check if text reads like it was written by AI

Reads mostly AI Formulaic transitions string the sentences together: "Moreover," "Furthermore," "In addition," "It is also important to mention that," "Additionally," "In conclusion" — one per sentence, in rigid sequence. Stock corporate buzzwords with little substance: "transformative journey," "revolutionizing," "cutting edge technologies," "evolving market dynamics," "unwavering commitment to excellence." Uniform sentence rhythm: every sentence is long, similarly structured, and ends on a grandiose note ("previously unimaginable," "well into the future"). The closing is a generic wrap up template: "leveraging these strategic initiatives... deliver exceptional value... drive sustainable growth." Hedged booster phrases ("nearly 12%," "by a significant margin") paired with oddly precise figures (68%, 342 participants) create a suspicious mix typical of generated corporate prose. What looks human Concrete, checkable details: "survey we conducted in March 2024 with approximately 342 participants," "4.7% in Q3," the named "Chief Experience Officer Maria Delgado." One grammatical slip — "including our new Chief Experience Officer Maria Delgado" is oddly dangling — which AI writing rarely produces and human drafting often does. This is an estimate based on style. No detector can prove who wrote a text.