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This article focuses on the stylistic evolution of a specific large language model, analyzing how Claude Opus 5.5 reduces artificial linguistic markers like em-dashes to improve human-like output while retaining other detectable patterns. The core subject is the performance and behavioral analysis of an AI product rather than general software updates or unrelated tech news.
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Claude Opus 5.5 uses em-dashes 99% less often and sounds more human — but still exhibits 2,548 AI writing tells
VentureBeat1 min read
Claude Opus 5.5 uses em-dashes 99% less often and sounds more human — but still exhibits 2,548 AI writing tells VentureBeat
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