Selection guide: AI Writing

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Build a shortlist around your editorial process

Practical selection advice. The suggestions below are not hands-on test results.

01

Draft from supplied facts

Give each tool the same short fact sheet and audience. Mark every claim that is absent from the input. A fluent invented detail is a failure, even if the prose sounds convincing.

02

Edit without changing meaning

Include names, numbers, a quotation and a deliberate ambiguity in a sample paragraph. Check that the tool flags uncertainty rather than silently resolving it.

03

Work with a team

Check how reviewers track revisions, keep a style guide and export drafts. Compare the full cost of seats and editing time, and review data settings before uploading confidential material.

A useful test before you subscribe

Compare a 200-word first draft and one revision using the same brief. Record factual corrections, tone changes and minutes to approval. Keep your own edited version as the reference; word count alone does not measure quality.

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What should I check before publishing an AI-written draft?

Verify names, numbers, quotations and external claims against their original sources. Check that links support the associated statements, then review originality, tone and suitability for your audience.