I was thinking about this myself recently. Ironically, i think passing a draft through an LLM could be a reasonable way to remove these signatures, if one could stomach the stylistic homogenisation.
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Study 1 tested if Ai can tell the difference between ai and human writing
Study 2 tested if humans can tell the difference between ai and human writing.
Neither has anything to do with fingerprinting anonymous artists.
I think successful stylometry would require either a known target (whose writing can be compared to suspected accounts), or a public body of work to compare to. I think this poses the greatest risk to say, known authors writing something anonymously on the side. For the average individual, I think avoiding social media or posting anything written under your government name is probably sufficient. If you're a known target, obviously your threat model changes drastically.
When everything you write (online) is recorded forever, it's fair to say that eventually you will be a target of something or someone. The risk introduced with this AI approach is in the relative ease with which even a novice can do a mass-unmasking of large groups of previously anonymous people.
I may not be a good writer, but I am fairly skilled in written langauge. I am extremely confident that I could fool an AI system like that.
If anyone knows a way I could test such things, pls lmk :3
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