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Last week, The Wall Street Journal published a guest op-ed piece titled "Let the Bond Market Speak." The author was Stanley Druckenmiller, a prominent billionaire investor. But soon after publication, the focus shifted from the state of the American economy to what was not included on the byline: the AI program that wrote the piece. The column had enough AI flags that it, pardon the pun, prompted readers and reporters to investigate further. (The first paragraph closed with a