Constantly. Detectors are guessing at style, not verifying authorship, and plenty of genuinely human writing reads "too clean" to pass. Don't organize your process around outsmarting a detector — that's a losing game either way. If you do get accused and you actually wrote it, hold onto your documentation and answer with specificity, not typos inserted to look more human.
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