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how do one tell when text is ai generated - honest question. What are the tell tale signs?

by metaquestions 4mo ago

leidenfrost 4mo ago
In regards to the site, all of them follow almost the same templates. Once you see a few, it becomes obvious
mirekrusin 4mo ago
if /comprehensive/ then ai
microtonal 4mo ago
Not X, not Y, just Z. The whole site is very jarring to read.
firtoz 4mo ago
vibrant colours that don't match X. Y. SUPER Z. heading X. Y. SUPER Z. in subheading excessive purple and gradients --> arrows cards, cards, cards, cards doesn't just X, emdash, it [SUPER Y] more cards ridiculous awful contrast in copy that makes things unreadable (grey on black etc)
Alifatisk 4mo ago
I use this website, https://tropes.fyi/vetter https://tropes.fyi/vetter, it apparently detectes Perry as pure ai slop website. There is also, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Signs_of_AI_writing https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Signs_of_AI_writing
networked 4mo ago
I have collected some links about AI's writing style and how to recognize it: https://dbohdan.com/ai-writing-style https://dbohdan.com/ai-writing-style. You can start with https://buildingalone.substack.com/p/your-words https://buildingalone.substack.com/p/your-words. The most reliable automatic detector right now must be https://www.pangram.com/ https://www.pangram.com/. If Pangram says something is AI, it is very likely AI. Sometimes it concludes more unusual AI text is human-written; Talkie tricks it! (https://x.com/aliceisplaying/status/2059778915275567129 https://x.com/aliceisplaying/status/2059778915275567129.)
queenkjuul 4mo ago
It's the UI design that screams it for me -- i didn't even read anything, the initial page load just screeched "AI design". There are definite cliches in web UI that they always go for. I'd be hard pressed to fully explain it all here but if you take note, you'll see many more sites with the same pattern (like click any of the example apps on the homepage--they have practically identical website design) Eta: gradients on text, gradients everywhere, monospace badges, cards for everything, emojis everywhere... Perry and Hone and the dB meter link all have the same homepage with slightly different spin

how do one tell when text is ai generated - honest question. What are the tell tale signs?

leidenfrost 4mo ago

In regards to the site, all of them follow almost the same templates. Once you see a few, it becomes obvious

mirekrusin 4mo ago

if /comprehensive/ then ai

microtonal 4mo ago

Not X, not Y, just Z. The whole site is very jarring to read.

firtoz 4mo ago

vibrant colours that don't match X. Y. SUPER Z. heading X. Y. SUPER Z. in subheading excessive purple and gradients --> arrows cards, cards, cards, cards doesn't just X, emdash, it [SUPER Y] more cards ridiculous awful contrast in copy that makes things unreadable (grey on black etc)

Alifatisk 4mo ago

I use this website, https://tropes.fyi/vetter https://tropes.fyi/vetter, it apparently detectes Perry as pure ai slop website. There is also, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Signs_of_AI_writing https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Signs_of_AI_writing

networked 4mo ago

I have collected some links about AI's writing style and how to recognize it: https://dbohdan.com/ai-writing-style https://dbohdan.com/ai-writing-style. You can start with https://buildingalone.substack.com/p/your-words https://buildingalone.substack.com/p/your-words. The most reliable automatic detector right now must be https://www.pangram.com/ https://www.pangram.com/. If Pangram says something is AI, it is very likely AI. Sometimes it concludes more unusual AI text is human-written; Talkie tricks it! (https://x.com/aliceisplaying/status/2059778915275567129 https://x.com/aliceisplaying/status/2059778915275567129.)

queenkjuul 4mo ago

It's the UI design that screams it for me -- i didn't even read anything, the initial page load just screeched "AI design". There are definite cliches in web UI that they always go for. I'd be hard pressed to fully explain it all here but if you take note, you'll see many more sites with the same pattern (like click any of the example apps on the homepage--they have practically identical website design) Eta: gradients on text, gradients everywhere, monospace badges, cards for everything, emojis everywhere... Perry and Hone and the dB meter link all have the same homepage with slightly different spin