Aithor advertises itself as an AI writer that can "bypass AI detectors." However, no tool can promise that it won't be found because detection systems are always changing.
If your work is getting flagged, it's best to use Aithor's draft as a guide and rewrite parts in your own words to give them a more natural flow.
Change the length of sentences, add personal stories, and change the words you use so that the writing fits your style.
Running the copy through features that can paraphrase or "text transformer" it in smaller chunks also helps get rid of patterns that are used too often.
In the end, mixing AI-generated text with your real input is the safest way to make it "safe."
Use Aithor to build a structure or come up with ideas, and then edit for tone, detail, and originality to make sure the final content flows well and passes both automated and human review.
Do you have another way to solve it? We'd love to hear from you in the comments.
