Raw LLM Responses

I record voice overs for a lot of different YouTube channels, and the quality of the written scripts can vary wildly, usually depending on the client's budget. I've probably read four thousand scripts or more. Because of this, I'm pretty good at spotting AI writing very quickly, often in the first few paragraphs. Sometimes it's actually really good, but the longer it goes on, the more repetitive and unoriginal it becomes. The phrases are usually cliche, the adjectives are predictable, and the structure is usually very rigid because it doesn't take chances or have any creativity. It will get better and better, but for now it's more of a tool than a replacement for writers.