AI Detectors manufacture doubt in order to sell you their “humanizing” tools!

The author suggests that AI detectors may manufacture doubt to sell "humanizing" tools. They argue that if a user's self-written text is flagged by an AI detector, any evidence provided to prove human authorship, such as drafts, can be dismissed, leaving underlying suspicion intact. The author concludes that when AI detection acts as an unoverturnable accusation, it implies a motive to sell humanizers or some other nefarious purpose, which cannot be disproven.

Unlike typical discussions on AI detector accuracy, this piece argues that these tools intentionally create doubt to market their own "humanizing" solutions.