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How Human Does AI Fiction Actually Read? We Built a Way to Measure It
Introducing Fiction Slop Index!
The AIStoryHub blog
Notes on writing, voice, and building without the slop.
I Built a Discord for People Who Use AI to Write and Still Care About the Words
Most writing communities split into two camps. The purists, where using a model gets you treated like you turned in a counterfeit. And the volume crowd, where the words are just what stands between you and the upload button. I belong in neither, so I built a room for that.
We are running a $500 short story contest, and we are judging it blind
We built AIStoryHub on a stubborn idea: that you can write with AI and still sound like yourself. This August we are putting money behind it. The AIStoryHub Short Story
Story Rules Just Learned Your Story
Story Rules and Presets can now reach directly into your story's own codex at the moment a chapter generates.
AI Writing Tells Bingo
Twenty-five real AI clichés, pulled straight from the 758-entry corpus behind our Slop Checker. Click a square when you spot one in the wild, a LinkedIn post, a press release, the fourth paragraph of a ChatGPT answer.
What "Participial-Tail" Means, and Why It's Probably in Your Last Paragraph
Nine words keep showing up right after a comma in AI prose, restating what the sentence already said. Here's why it's so hard to self-edit out.
Why AI Writing Sounds Like AI (And What Actually Fixes It)
A 742-entry corpus of measured AI writing tells, and why the same five clichés show up in generated fiction no matter who's prompting it, or which model wrote it.
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The Prompt or the Model? We Ran 36 AI Writing Experiments to Find Out.
We gave four AI models identical writing prompts and scored every output with a blind judge. The models all wrote publishable prose. The judge scored itself 8.8. GPT-5.4 invented a dead mother we never mentioned.
Private Sharing Is Here
There's always a gap between what you can see and what the page actually says. The only way to close it is to hand the work to someone who isn't inside your head — but getting a draft to the right readers, without exposing it to everyone, has always been harder than it should be. Today that changes.
The Art of Possible
Chapter One of the novel The Midnight Lounge showcasing what's possible on the platform.
I built an AI cliché-hunting game. Come play.
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