Other clients favor bloggy snarkiness. "It's no more difficult to write an irreverent story than it is to write a straightforward, AP-style story," says Larry Adams, Narrative Science's VP of product.

Here's how three types of these algorithms work. Explore this story with the sample text or enter your own text (business email, cover letter, essay, blog post) below.

If this kind of writing can be done by a machine that doesn’t have a single thought in its head, what does that tell us about what we’ve been asking of students.

An algorithm then color-codes it, highlighting the literary sins you have committed and assigning it a numerical grade for overall readability. Red denotes a passage that is too long, too complex.

From this, we see that Google’s algorithms seek to reward the best content out there. Here’s how to write content that matches these criteria. 1. Write for Google’s E-A-T Standards ...

This was written by a computer algorithm from Narrative Science, a company your dad thinks you might want to work for, which is why he sends you every article about how innovative the A.I.-powered ...

The main trend we've noticed is the massive decline in content writing jobs all across the board in the wake of Google adjusting its search algorithm. Article Submission jobs are down 29% ...

In essence, algorithmic marking might reward the writing of “bullshit” – text written with little regard for the subject matter and solely to fulfil the algorithm’s criteria.