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I can see the value of labeling all AI can be trained on purely non-AI generated content. But I don’t think that’s a reasonable goal. Pragmatic example: There’
by thephyber 1y ago
I can see the value of labeling all AI can be trained on purely non-AI generated content.
But I don’t think that’s a reasonable goal. Pragmatic example: There’s almost no optional HTML tags or optional HTTP Headers which are used anywhere close to 100% of the times they apply.
Also, I think field is already muddy, even before the game starts. Spell checker, grammar.ly, and translation all had AI contributions and likely affect most of human-generated text on the internet. The heuristic of “one drop of AI” is not useful. And any heuristic more complicated than “one drop” introduces too much subjective complexity for a Boolean data type.
- cryptonector 1y agoYes, it's impossible. We'd have to have started years ago. And then people wouldn't have the discipline to label content correctly or at all. It can't be done.