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Thinking a lot about a coworker who didn’t tell anyone he was retiring and just left at the end of his last day and never came back.

If a student accepts minor style and grammar suggestions, say from Grammarly, is their writing more likely to be wrongly flagged as AI generated? I'm not aware of studies on this. But it seems obvious that AI detectors would be more likely to wrongly flag student writing as AI if it has more conventional grammar and style. AI detection looks at how closely the text fits probabilistic patterns. Grammar suggestions are also based on how well text fits expected patterns. So yes, students who put a lot of time and effort into honing their sentences probably are at greater risk of being falsely accused of using AI. One more reason not to use AI detectors.