I don't think we should be using human tests on plagiarism machines.
I don't think we should be using human tests on plagiarism machines.
"We had all been exploring with ChatGPT, and we noticed it had been doing some interesting things that we didn't expect," the study author said.
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A bit related. There was an episode of Behind The Bastards podcast where they talked about generative AI and how rather than help non-creative people feel creative by generating art they should be used to generate bot fans on social media that are convincingly impressed by that person’s uncreative output. I thought it was a genius idea that was nice to imagine as a reality.
the future is non-creative people using generative AI to post plagiarized art for an audience that consists only of complementary LLMs
High-fiving Tesla bots
my human brain always references venjent
CREATE MACHINES CREATE MACHINES CREATE MACHINES CREATE MACHINES CREATE MACHINES CREATEMACHINES CREATEThis routinely happens to me and not only with this.