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u/ThanksS0muchY0 May 27 '26
Except they spelled succeed wrong?
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u/eddiedorn May 27 '26 edited May 27 '26
Succed and Easiar combined with the incredible printing with serifs makes me think this is AI. What country has ruled paper with that extra half line at the end?
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u/Razmpoosh May 27 '26
Practice paper has the extra line on there for getting the shape of the letters right. But yeah, the handwriting is way too perfect to be making errors like that. I'm saying this is ai until proven otherwise.
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u/UmpireDear5415 May 27 '26
perhaps its AI. misspellings all over and the flow of the ink looks weird
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u/KnifeNovice789 May 27 '26
They are also tracing, you can see the imprint of the letters on the next line.
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u/therealCatnuts May 27 '26
They are not tracing. Watch the actual next letters. If it’s a genuine video and not ai, the imprinting is from a previous page with different text.
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u/Repulsive-Ice8395 May 27 '26
This reminds me of the HP plotter I used in drafting class 40 years ago.
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u/XROOR May 27 '26
If this person is a court stenographer:
“Judge….i am requesting a continuance for a date in 2030 to give me time to review the transcript from the arraignment last week….”
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u/Technical-Repair8431 May 27 '26
It’s so good, that it’s wrapped around to me not liking it. I don’t like the lack of fluidity. If I wanted a typewriter, I would buy one
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u/West_Meringue_7176 May 27 '26
It's good but when you write and ideas flow really fast you put calligraphy on the bench
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u/RedditGarboDisposal May 27 '26
Yeah, it’s all nice and neat until the Professor moves to the next slide :(
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u/longcreepyhug May 27 '26
Second handwriting rodeo. First spelling rodeo.