Some of us writers have made our peace with the sadly missed em-dash, after it was decided it was a tell for AI-generated content. Now research suggests words like "delve" and "boast" could also be indicators of AI use. When will it end? 
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@TechDesk For me as a professional writer, the em-dash has always been a sign of my individual style and I would *never* change it after so many hard years to develop *my* writing sound!
LLMs only use it because they are trained on our stolen books!
Never change your once developed style only because s'o evil uses words/em-dashes. Reclaim your words!
#ReclaimTheEmDash