There are a few reasons why this might happen:
- Training data: AI models are trained on vast amounts of text, including published works. This means the generated text may inadvertently draw on or closely resemble existing publications.
- Common linguistic patterns: Paperpal’s AI language check strives to achieve clarity and coherence, which may lead to the use of common expressions and sentence structures found in academic writing.
- Input from existing sources: If you provide Paperpal with text lifted from other sources as input, the outputs will retain similar phrasing and the similarity with get flagged accordingly.
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