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I would be in trouble if this was a thing. My writing naturally resembles the output of a ChatGPT prompt when I’m not joke answering.

It's not unusual for well-constructed human writing to resemble the output of advanced language models like ChatGPT. After all, language models like GPT-4 are trained on vast amounts of human text, and their main goal is to replicate and generate human-like text based on the patterns they've observed.

/gpt-4

Do you also need help from a friend to prove you are not a robot?

it makes things up, it makes no attempt to adhere to reason when it’s making an argument.

It doesn't hardly understand logic. I'm using it to generate content and it continuously will assert information in ways that don't make sense, relate things that aren't connected, and forget facts that don't flow into the response.

I found out on the last screen of a travel grant application I needed a coverletter.

I pasted in the requirements for the cover letter and what I had put in my application.

I pasted the results in as the cover letter without review.

I got the travel grant.

I feel like this must stem from a misunderstanding of what 26% accuracy means, but for the life of me, I can't figure out what it would be.

They tried training an AI to detect AI, too, and failed

True -

1. Write points/summary
2. Have AI expand in many words
3. Post
4. Reader uses AI to generate summarize post preferably in points
5. Profit??

Should I be able to detect whether or not this is an AI generated comment?

Not necessarily. It's just that AI's can't tell the difference.

Although I don't know whether humans can.

People kind of just suck at writing in general. It's not a skill that's valued so much, otherwise writers, editors, and proofreaders would be paid more.

Depends if they’re more researchers or a business imo. Scientists generally speaking are very cautious about making shit claims bc if they get called out that’s their career really.

They're also likely training on the detector's output. That why they build detectors. It isn't for the good of other people. It's to improve their assets. A detector is used to discard some inputs it knows are written by AI so it doesn't train on that data, which leads to it out competing the detection AI.