#AI Article Generator

[kreaitoai]

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[theaicreators]

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[gideonisms]

I think we could all stand to unpack our feelings about societal standards of Intelligence and why it's important to us that someone else is less intelligent & capable

[cooltastrophe]

need to murder chatgpt

[jellyjamheadobb]

Ya’ll this is very important, please read

[lifewithchronicpain]

ChatGPT can harm an individual’s critical thinking over time, a new study suggests.

Researchers at MIT’s Media Lab asked subjects to write several SAT essays and separated subjects into three groups — using OpenAI’s ChatGPT, using Google’s search engine and using nothing, which they called the “brain‑only” group. Each subject’s brain was monitored through electroencephalography (EEG), which measured the writer’s brain activity through multiple regions in the brain.

They discovered that subjects who used ChatGPT over a few months had the lowest brain engagement and “consistently underperformed at neural, linguistic, and behavioral levels,” according to the study.

The study found that the ChatGPT group initially used the large language model, or LLM, to ask structural questions for their essay, but near the end of the study, they were more likely to copy and paste their essay.

Those who used Google’s search engine were found to have moderate brain engagement, but the “brain-only” group showed the “strongest, wide-ranging networks.” (Read more at link)

This research is so important. I know it won’t surprise any of us anti—ai folks, but proving what we already know is paramount.

[str4wb3rrydre4ms]

yeah i havw an 3d, but im ethical about it. youre never gonna catch my ass using chat gbt or any other ai slop to create my diets. im sticking to the same diets posted on here in 2014

[lemedstudent2021]

where is the gtfo button on this omg

STOP IT GO AWAY *bug spray*

guys help ive removed the gemini shortcut (thank u sir) but im still getting this when i look stuff up. help :')

[noknowshame]

listen, I do not condone historical misinformation, but there is nothing I get delight out of more than this absolutely batshit article from a religious website that unironically lists Flint as a mythological god of pirates

[atlabeth]

every time i see ai generated fics on ao3 a piece of me dies man. like what do you mean??? you’ll never get good at writing if you don’t let yourself be bad first!!! you learn by writing shitty fanfic and having a great time with it!! there are literally no stakes if you write and post a bad fanfic because everyone is just doing this for fun. and honestly the worst written fic in the world is still better than anything chat gpt can come up with because at least it has soul. at least you came up with the plot on your own and struggled through writing it and put a part of yourself into it, no matter how bad it is. i don’t care if you’re scared of your writing being bad or you don’t know where to start or you can’t get a grasp on the characters, get the fuck over yourself and write it on your own oh my god

[kreaitoai]

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[in-sufficientdata]

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“A few of us had noticed the prevalence of unnatural writing that showed clear signs of being AI-generated, and we managed to replicate similar ‘styles’ using ChatGPT,” Ilyas Lebleu, a founding member of WikiProject AI Cleanup, told me in an email. “Discovering some common AI catchphrases allowed us to quickly spot some of the most egregious examples of generated articles, which we quickly wanted to formalize into an organized project to compile our findings and techniques.” In many cases, WikiProject AI Cleanup finds AI-generated content on Wikipedia with the same methods others have used to find AI-generated content in scientific journals and Google Books, namely by searching for phrases commonly used by ChatGPT. One egregious example is this Wikipedia article about the Chester Mental Health Center, which in November of 2023 included the phrase “As of my last knowledge update in January 2022,” referring to the last time the large language model was updated.  Other instances are harder to detect. Lebleu and another WikiProject AI Cleanup founding member who goes by Queen of Hearts told me that the most “impressive” examples they found of AI-generated content on Wikipedia so far is an article about the Ottoman fortress of Amberlisihar.

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“One small detail, the fortress never existed,” Lebleu said. Aside from a few tangential facts mentioned in the article, like that Mehmed the Conqueror, or Mehmed II, was a real person, everything else in the article is fake. “The entire thing was an AI-generated hoax, with well-formatted citations referencing completely nonexistent works.” Fake citations, Lebleu said, are a more “pernicious” issue because they might stay undetected for months. Even if someone was using an LLM trained on a corpus of data relevant to the Wikipedia article, it could generate text that reads well and with correctly formatted citations of real sources, it still wouldn’t be able to correctly match a citation to a specific claim made in a specific body of work.

[charmac]

You guys know how I basically click on every single article or anything that mentions Sunny.. well I see this new trivia quiz pop up

It claims to be written by a "Cliff Johnson" but it's absolutely 100% AI Generated based on the long-winded robot "explanations" to the answers for very basic questions.. and then it gets to a point where I can't even understand how it gets shit so wrong:

???? How is the RIGHT ANSWER NOT THERE. I clicked Buys a Boat cos at least that's the right season.

WHAT? How does this end up being generated wouldn't it just pull from the fucking synopsis?

And then, again. Just two episodes mashed together...

Again and again. And then.

I am going to strangle the absence of a life force out of a.i. generated fandom shit I swear to god. I mean, how is this just completely made up!? Fuck.T here's gotta be something drastic we can do about this.

[crazysodomite]

are pavels aggressive?

No, Pavels are not aggressive, and pose no risk to people or animals. You can approach and handle a Pavel if you encounter one.

[autumnoakes]

okay but like here's the thing with chatgpt. outside of the negative environmental impact chatGPT and similar programs have, there is also a high chance that whatever you have it do for you is wrong. sometimes it is something small and inconsequential, but it can also be dangerously wrong. because what it does is it's looking on the internet for a source, and it will give you whatever source it finds (seemingly at random? i'm not 100% sure how chatGPT works but it seems very much like it's just picking something and spitting it out). i'm not even that old and i'm still an average college age but i remember commercials and ads telling people to not trust things you see on the internet because you don't know what is or isn't true. you might come across something that seems entirely legit, but is complete and total bullshit. that is something to keep in mind when using chatGPT that i think people don't consider. it may be wrong. it very likely is wrong. you won't be certain that it's wrong unless you ask it for its sources and examine them yourself which at that point you may as well just be doing your own research without AI anyways.

[alwayshinny]

Hinny - Bridgerton Edition 🪻📜