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It kind of makes me wonder whether this person used ChatGPT or something along those lines to create it. I stopped reading when it was clear that they had let s
by dhosek 1y ago
It kind of makes me wonder whether this person used ChatGPT or something along those lines to create it. I stopped reading when it was clear that they had let such glaring errors be published in the first paragraph.
- bawolff 1y agoOtoh, reversing digits in numbers is a super common mistake that humans make. If anything i feel like this type of error points to human authorship. Or at least it would be if they did it once, but they made the same mistake multiple times which is bizarre. I dont know what to think about that.
- auserisme 1y agoThis seems very clearly written by AI to me. There are multiple grammatical or flow errors (see the references to "bullet"). There is a very ChatGPT "in summary" point section.
- tinymagician 1y agoThe dates are my fault, thanks to those who pointed it out, its been fixed. I sort of write the way my brain thinks so the in summary is just my way of reminding myself of what's going on. I used an LLM to gather sources but wrote it myself. The writing having flow errors/grammar is more just a function of poor proofreading on my end - my brain skips words and flow sometimes. I'm not a great writer. I see your point with the "bullet" namely - Some surgeons doubted the image quality, felt bullet could be left safely in the body, and worried about patient privacy (seeing through clothes). It should read "Some surgeons doubted the image quality. Others felt that the bullet could be left safely in the body and worried about patient privacy (seeing through clothes). The article has been updated. Thanks for everyone's comments, I appreciate them.