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> Just a few weeks ago they released a tool to "detect" ChatGPT. Obsolete already? I've seen so much hype around these tools. Not only are they theoretically u
by fumblebee 4y ago
> Just a few weeks ago they released a tool to "detect" ChatGPT. Obsolete already?
I've seen so much hype around these tools. Not only are they theoretically unsound, they're downright dangerous and equip folks with spurious confidence. Going forward, the default assumption should be that the content you're looking at is fake unless you have sufficiently high trust in the source.
- Kaibeezy 4y agoMy friends in law school are telling me there's been an emergency pivot away from "take home" exams back to "in class" exams.
- awb 4y agoThe only robust human content verification methods I’ve heard of are interrogating the content creator afterwards to see if they can adequately explain what they wrote.