What happens if an AI hallucination ends up in something my company publishes?

THE ANSWER

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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