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Module 05Track B — Personal Setup60 min

Stop Writing Like AI

BeginnersIntermediate

Anyone publishing AI-assisted text (LinkedIn, newsletters, client docs), whichever assistant wrote the draft

Prerequisites: Module 101 (AI at Work 101) or Module 01 (Claude 101), or equivalent experience. Module 04 helpful, not required.

Last verified 2026-09-17

Learning objectives

  1. Recognize the main AI writing tells, especially negative parallelism ("it's not X, it's Y")
  2. Name the other recurring patterns: rule of three, puffery, false ranges, elegant variation, copulative avoidance, metronome rhythm
  3. Build a personal anti-AI style file the assistant audits against
  4. Run the audit loop: generate, audit, edit
  5. Keep the banned list current as patterns drift

What's in this module

5 lessons · 6 exercises · ~5 min reading

Starts withWhy this matters now~1 min

Executive summary

You will learn the patterns that make text read as machine-written, from negative parallelism to banned vocabulary. End state is a personal anti-AI style file installed in your workflow, with one audit loop completed on real writing. After this module you can spot AI tells instantly, have your assistant audit its own output against your rules, and keep your banned list current as patterns drift.

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This module also runs inside our in-person bootcamps and workshops in Copenhagen.

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