There is no reliable tool to detect AI content. A few months ago someone tried to do a “gotcha” on some of my content, citing AI generation by use of some “AI detector”. However, I ran some of their posts on LinkedIn through the same tool and it came up as 80% likely to be AI generated.
He vehemently denied using any AI at all — and was pretty annoyed to have the tool turned back against him.
Err, did you read your own link? This wasn’t a deliberate “watermark”. It was a training error that resulted in some odd characters being inserted. This was a training defect that was fixed, not some sort of plagarism countermeasure. These marks were present for only a short time and only on a subset of OpenAI models.
yarr@feddit.nl 1 day ago
There is no reliable tool to detect AI content. A few months ago someone tried to do a “gotcha” on some of my content, citing AI generation by use of some “AI detector”. However, I ran some of their posts on LinkedIn through the same tool and it came up as 80% likely to be AI generated.
He vehemently denied using any AI at all — and was pretty annoyed to have the tool turned back against him.
captainjaneway@lemmy.world 23 hours ago
yarr@feddit.nl 23 hours ago
Err, did you read your own link? This wasn’t a deliberate “watermark”. It was a training error that resulted in some odd characters being inserted. This was a training defect that was fixed, not some sort of plagarism countermeasure. These marks were present for only a short time and only on a subset of OpenAI models.