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A tool that rewrites AI text to sound more like a human wrote it

Original headline: Show HN: STE80 Humanizer – de-AI text by writing 80% of the way to ASD-STE100 — github.com

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STE80 Humanizer is an open-source tool that transforms AI-generated text to read more naturally. It works in two stages: first removing common AI writing 'tells' identified in online catalogs, then restructuring sentences to follow principles of ASD-STE100 controlled English—the same clear, simple language used in aircraft maintenance manuals. The tool converts verbose, conversational AI output into concise, direct statements, making technical documentation easier to understand.

The result is text that focuses on clarity without losing meaning, helping people digest AI-generated content faster. While some might use similar tools to bypass AI detectors, STE80's creator explicitly rejects that purpose, aiming instead to make machine-generated text more accessible for human readers who increasingly rely on AI assistance. This reflects a growing need to bridge the gap between AI production and human comprehension as we delegate more writing tasks to models.

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