Treat scores as evidence, not verdicts

Modern AI detectors compare patterns such as repetition, predictability, and sentence variation. They return an estimate, not proof of who wrote a document. A low or high score should trigger review, not replace human judgment.

Use the score to look for specific revision opportunities. Check whether the piece repeats the same structure, overuses stock phrases, or lacks concrete details. Context, sources, and a transparent drafting process remain more useful than a single percentage.