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Yesterday I looked up 'deep tissue massage' on Google Maps and the "most relevant" review on the top result seemed legit, if a bit general (I had no reason to s
by nomilk 3y ago
Yesterday I looked up 'deep tissue massage' on Google Maps and the "most relevant" review on the top result seemed legit, if a bit general (I had no reason to suspect anything). That was until the last paragraph!
If google struggles to detect and filter out obviously fake reviews, it doesn't bode well for broader society.
https://imgur.com/a/20jLlg7 https://imgur.com/a/20jLlg7
- davidy123 3y agosorry, what am I missing? What is insidious about the last paragraph?
- nomilk 3y ago> Remember to stay respectful in your review while expressing your dissatisfaction with the service you received. Constructive feedback can help the business improve, even if your experience was negative The "review" is copy/pasted straight from an LLM! Only on closer inspection, I realised the previous 3 paragraphs were between " characters!
- davidy123 3y agoOh I see. I thought they were giving general advice but that makes sense. The person could have used ChatGPT to write it for them, if language was an issue or they were in a really bad mood after the experience. I do that sometimes. Remember to stay … just kidding.
- dgellow 3y agoNote that it can also be due to translation. I switch between 3 languages in my day to day life, I sometime ask ChatGPT to help me formulate something or review something I wrote. And it often adds such a note at the end if I mentioned it was for an online comment or something like that.