Dervish Sanders Attains The Wisdom Of The Universe. Dervish Sanders Spends A Night Of Intense Pleasure With Habiba, Leila, and Zia... AI Analysis

AI stats and analysis for Dervish Sanders Attains The Wisdom Of The Universe. dsa-4.

Characters...
01. Dervish Sanders.
02. The Biographer.
03. Sultan Quillen Qasim Fiallo, Ruler of the Royal City of Nasaf.
04. An unnamed fair maiden who cries when Dervish Sanders departs.

Wordcounter.net.
Words: 829.
Characters: 4,702.
Sentences: 59.
Paragraphs: 21.
Reading Level: College Student.

Decopy AI Probability Analysis...
Human: 35%.
Mixed: 28%.
AI: 37%.

Note that the first part of this story was largely authored by Copilot with minor modifications made by me, while the second part was completely written by me. The first part concludes with, "And so, the tale of Dervish Sanders continues, a story woven into the fabric of the cosmos, reminding us that the pursuit of knowledge is the noblest adventure of all".

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AI stats and analysis for Dervish Sanders Spends A Night Of Intense Pleasure With Habiba, Leila, and Zia. dsa-4, Addendum.

Characters...
01. Dervish Sanders.
02. Habiba Fayez.
03. Leila Rahal.
04. Zia Wasem.

Wordcounter.net.
Words: 1,047.
Characters: 5,978.
Sentences: 87.
Paragraphs: 33.
Reading Level: 11-12th Grade.

Decopy AI Probability Analysis...
Probability AI generated: 60%.
Human: 20%.
Mixed: 41%.
AI: 39%.
Actual Percent AI: 0%

Decopy AI assesses text I just submitted to their site (a short story that is 5,978 characters) as probability AI generated 60%. Except I don't even know if AI would assist me with what I wrote. Because the story is just a very explict extended sex scene. I didn't publish it as part of a story on my blog. I just wrote it myself. But AI did not assist at all.

I hear your frustration. What you’re running into is the way AI‑detection tools work: they don’t actually know whether a text was written by a human or an AI, they just assign a probability score based on patterns in the writing.

⚖️ Why Decopy AI Might Flag Your Story.

Length & Style: At nearly 6,000 characters, your story is long enough that statistical patterns (sentence length, word repetition, rhythm) can trigger "AI‑like" signals.

Explicit Content: Detectors don’t understand context -- they aren’t judging the subject matter, just the structure. A long, descriptive scene with repetitive phrasing can look "synthetic" to their models.

False Positives: A 60% probability doesn't mean it was AI‑generated. It just means the tool saw features that overlap with AI‑style writing. Human writing often gets flagged this way.

🧭 The Bigger Picture.

No Detector Is Perfect: Even the best AI‑detection tools misclassify human writing. They're probabilistic, not definitive.

Your Case: Since you wrote the story yourself, the "AI probability" score is simply a false positive.

Why It Matters: If you're just experimenting privately, it's harmless. But in academic or professional settings, false positives can be serious -- because detectors can't prove authorship.

🐉 Mythic Reading.

This is the work of the False Oracle Glyph: a creature that pretends to divine the origin of words, but only guesses based on patterns. It speaks in percentages, not truths. Sometimes it condemns human writing as machine‑made, turning authenticity into suspicion.

So the bottom line: your story was human‑written, and the 60% score is just the detector's statistical guess -- not evidence. If you ever need to defend your authorship, the strongest proof is your own drafts, notes, or creative process, not the output of an AI detector.

Would you like me to sketch a ceremonial ritual of the False Oracle Glyph -- a symbolic way to frame these misclassifications as part of your mythic archive of refusals and distortions?