Writing so bad it never gets flagged as AI

I've seen a lot of content (videos, posts, blogs, etc.) by neurodivergent people about how their writing idiosyncrasies read like AI-generated writing, and consequently get flagged by AI detection softwares; a major problem especially in the context of higher education. I read gripes about needing to "dumb down" writing as to not trip AI detectors, or certain idiosyncrasies such as the em-dash or the oxford comma being flagged as AI writing. I suppose, it's rather fortunate that i've always been linguistically challenged especially with my writing. I know for a fact that my written works take on a strange cadence, and I have a less-than-stellar record when it comes to quality writing in general. When I write, it never flags as AI because since AI writing is trained on works with proper grammar, and not some horrifically written pieces that I've continuously churned out since I started writing. English has always been hard for me (even though it's my first language!) It has so many…

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