Matt, How far we have come. I would go even further: I believe that human beings are the ones who will develop an increasingly refined ability to recognize when a piece of work has received assistance from AI — and not the other way around: relying on an artificial system to determine whether a text was truly created by a person.

This perception will not come only from analyzing words, structures, or writing patterns, but from the human ability to recognize what goes beyond technique: emotion, sensitivity, lived experiences, and the true intention behind the words.

Artificial intelligence can organize ideas, improve texts, and reproduce styles, but there are aspects of human expression that are born from personal history, memories, struggles, joys, and the unique perceptions of each individual.

Perhaps, in the future, the question will not simply be about identifying whether a text was written by a machine or by a person, but about recognizing how much humanity still exists within it.