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Also, never ask an AI to identify whether something is written by AI. It cannot do it, but might make up an answer randomly if pushed enough.
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When I tested the detector from Winston AI in late May, I found it was highly effective. I couldn’t out prompt it. I will take a closer look at this study —and the bit about non native writers is interesting—but I caution against your categorical assertions as everything evolves.
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Nope. I am willing to be categorical about it. AI detectors do not work well and have false positives. You should not use them.
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I would go further, not only do they not work, they WILL NEVER work. Its pretty simple, not enough entropy. Its like handing someone a number and asking if that one number was randomly generated.
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Pretty crazy how GPTZero is presented as a polished product that you can request API access for, when it literally doesn’t work
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Well, duh. AI detectors are about as useful as a screen door on a submarine - they might look good, but they're not gonna do much to stop the flood of problems. Stick with good old fashioned human intuition instead. #TrustYourGut #AIisOverrated 🤖💩