[a16zcrypto: AI Will Not Replace Writers, 'Machine-Like Tone' Is Not the Core Issue] a16zcrypto published an article titled *The habits of AI writing — and what to do about them*, arguing that discussions around AI writing are veering off course: people often focus on identifying 'machine-generated traces' while neglecting the fundamental goals of writing—whether it clearly conveys information, is trustworthy, and truly serves the reader. The article points out that common issues in AI writing do not stem from the machine itself but rather amplify long-standing flaws in human writing, such as hollow expressions, corporate jargon, excessive structuring, lack of personality, and vague wording. Instead of simply judging the 'AI-generated proportion,' these so-called AI writing traits should be viewed as a classification of writing issues to improve content quality.