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"ChatGPT creator OpenAI released a free web-based tool today designed to help people figure out if a particular chunk of text was written by a human or a machine..."

OpenAI releases tool to detect machine-written text

However, its creators warn, the free web-based tool makes lots of mistakes.

9:59 PM · Jan 31, 2023

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Get vaccinated. Against COVID & fascism. web rant

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Or we could all stop using these as playthings before they are used to replace creative human work.

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@MisterMatthew7

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*Mark Dice voice*

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Seriously you trust this thing?

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Now we need a tool to distinguish between "commentators" and "common taters"...

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