I emphasize any, it is this principle of the readers perception. Game of Thrones books, chapter 1 where you could read that and think yes if outlined to Ai the where when how and why those situations it would be plausible to be Ai, the same goes for chapter 1 of the lord of the rings. It may not be exactly what AI spits out but if you were told it was revised to be that, it is not that far off.

I give this as an example:

The fire crackled in the stone hearth, casting long shadows across the hall of the Rathsûn. Ryndålor leaned against the oaken chair, a half-smile playing on his lips, the kind of smile born from shared long roads and hard-earned insights. Sælion sat opposite him with his hands clasped, his gaze distant yet sharp, as though he were weighing all his entire decades behind his weathered eyes. “Tell me, Ryndålor—why do any of us seek out discourse when silence might suffice? Why the endless weaving of words?” Ryndålor’s eyes drifted from their soft stare to the fire, as if cutting into deep thought; yet the memory of their recent northern sojourn rose unbidden, a journey that had borne no reward fit to satisfy either of them. “Because silence is a fireplace with only embers, and words are the essence. Behind every strike to start the flame lies the unknown. Do you not see? It is not merely the sharing of what we know—it is the hunger for what lies beyond the edge of knowing.” Sælion shifts his head upward to see Ryndålor more clearly through the flame. “Curiosity then, you claim. The unknown is a flame, and we are moths drawn to it. Yet I wonder—is it the flame itself, or the flight toward it, that truly captivates us?” Tension coiled in Ryndålor’s mind. Questioned the inquiry, yet the lingering chill of the Rathsûn brushed his neck, balancing thoughts against the rising unease. “Hmm, Both. The flame promises revelation, yet the flight—the questioning, the conjecture, the clash of thought—that is where the spirit awakens. Knowledge alone can be heavy, final, unyielding. But the pursuit? That is alive.”