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I bet a lot of people would get away with it, too. These generated texts are often just convincing enough to make you think they would make sense if you were le
by thedanbob 6y ago
I bet a lot of people would get away with it, too. These generated texts are often just convincing enough to make you think they would make sense if you were less tired/distracted/whatever. A teacher in a rush or at the end of the day could easily be fooled (especially considering the quality of many human-generated term papers).
- Item_Boring 6y agoEspecially when English isn’t your first language
- derefr 6y agoNow we need an equivalent of a "deepfake recognizer" for these sort of generated texts, to distinguish texts with some sort of coherent meaning from texts without. As a bonus, such a model could be used in a word-processor to redline places where a human writer has written a lot without saying much.
- hyperman1 6y agoIf you have that, you can use it to train the next AI.