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AIs do not use interrobangs, so maybe we should just use them all the time to show our writing is human‽
Ethan Mollick proposes that the interrobang (‽) could serve as a distinctive marker of human-written text since AI language models rarely produce this unconventional punctuation mark. He suggests adop
Ethan Mollick proposes that the interrobang (‽) could serve as a distinctive marker of human-written text since AI language models rarely produce this unconventional punctuation mark. He suggests adopting interrobangs more frequently as a way to differentiate human writing from AI-generated content. The idea humorously positions a rarely-used typographical symbol as a potential solution for distinguishing authentic human authorship.
Source: Ethan Mollick (X) | 2026-05-26