#detecting chatgpt

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Unleashing the Power of AI: How 0 ChatGPT and AI Detectors Can Transform Education

In today’s digital landscape, educators face an unprecedented challenge: distinguishing between human-generated content and that produced by artificial intelligence (AI). As AI continues to evolve, tools like 0 ChatGPT and AI chat detectors have emerged, providing teachers with the necessary resources to ensure academic integrity and uphold the quality of education. With the rise of AI detector plagiarism tools, educators can effectively navigate this new frontier and maintain a level playing field for all students.

Understanding 0 ChatGPT

0 ChatGPT is a cutting-edge tool that specializes in identifying content generated by various AI models, including ChatGPT. This innovative resource has been designed with teachers in mind, enabling them to assess students’ work effectively. In a world where students might rely on AI for essays, reports, and other assignments, having the ability to discern authentic work from AI-generated text is crucial.

By utilizing 0 ChatGPT, educators can encourage students to think critically and engage deeply with their subjects. This tool not only helps in detecting AI-generated content but also fosters a culture of integrity and accountability among students.

The Importance of AI checker for teachers

As AI technologies proliferate, so too do the tools that can detect them. AI chat detectors are vital for teachers who need to ensure that the content submitted by students is genuinely their own. These detectors work by analyzing writing patterns, styles, and linguistic nuances, enabling educators to identify whether a submission has been crafted by a human or a machine.

With the use of AI chat detectors, teachers can proactively address potential issues of academic dishonesty before they escalate. This not only protects the integrity of the educational system but also empowers students to take ownership of their learning. By promoting original thought and creativity, teachers can nurture the next generation of critical thinkers and innovators.

Combating Plagiarism with AI Detector Tools

Plagiarism is a longstanding issue in academia, but the advent of AI detector plagiarism tools has provided educators with a new means of addressing this challenge. These tools analyze submitted work against a vast database of sources to determine its originality. When combined with AI chat detectors, they provide a comprehensive solution for maintaining academic integrity.

Using AI detector plagiarism tools, educators can quickly identify instances of copied work and take appropriate action. This capability is essential in fostering a fair and just educational environment. It not only deters students from engaging in dishonest practices but also encourages them to develop their writing skills and express their unique voices.

Elevate Your Educational Approach Today

Incorporating tools like 0 ChatGPT, AI chat detectors, and AI detector plagiarism resources into your teaching strategy is no longer optional; it’s essential. These technologies empower educators to create a more transparent and accountable learning environment.

At ZeroGPT, we are dedicated to providing teachers with the best AI detection tools available. Our platform is designed to simplify the process of identifying AI-generated content, enabling educators to focus on what truly matters: inspiring and educating their students.

As the landscape of education continues to evolve, staying ahead of technological advancements is vital. By leveraging the power of AI detection tools, you can not only uphold academic integrity but also encourage authentic learning experiences for your students. Embrace the future of education with ZeroGPT—your partner in fostering a culture of integrity and creativity.

[xponentialdesign]

I'm on the case, buddy!

[jeonstudios]

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Guessing Whether a Song is AI or Human (guess for a 🍪)

I think I've found the general (albeit, unlikely to ever be 100% accurate) way to guess whether a song is AI or human via its spectrogram- something you can look at easily for free with Audacity.

I made an image with AI on the left and human on the right and think it makes a handy guide to compare other spectrograms to. Comes with normal, reversed, and a black and white (contrast slightly increased) version. Feel free to steal it and use.

AI songs tend to have more purple/orange at the top and less bright yellow at the bottom, i.e. "muddled" looking. Out of 10 AI and 10 human sampled songs of varied genres this pattern holds up relatively well.

Let's see if we can get this to hold up by looking at unlabeled spectrograms and placing them either as AI or human using these images. I tested this on two friends and 1 got it right and 1 only missed 1 >:3 If you get them all right you get cookies ;3 I'll put the answers in the replies after a while. Click read more to play :D

hint: look at the bottoms of the spectrograms, they tend to provide more accuracy than the tops. Compare them to the provide charts.

[joemerl]

I asked ChatGTP to pitch me a Disney live-action remake about Ratigan.

Honestly, it sounds better than Maleficent or Cruella.

[pinolitas]

my irls do not fear technology enough why are they using all using ai tools 😭 this girl just told me about an ai LinkedIn headshot that she paid $15 for

[patlen123]

Just to add on to this. Its trivially easy to prompt your way to getting ChatGPT to write in a way that isnt detected by these systems. Try it yourself.

Its bad at both of the things its designed to do

Nobody should be using GPT detectors for anything important.

This is from a recent study that found that GPT detectors were misclassifying writing by non-native English speakers as AI-generated 48-76% of the time (!!!), compared to 0%-12% for native speakers.

It is irresponsible to use AI-generated text detectors as evidence of academic misconduct, and that's putting it mildly.

[anti-ai-until-i-fucking-die]

University has gotten so weird since the introduction of generative AI, particularly chatgpt. I currently have an assessment where the first section is to use gen ai it answer a question and then criticise the response with your own analysis.

a) ew

b) I have never even opened chatgpt before and have 0 interest in "learning to use the tool effectively", but it's a group assessment so I just took the other section of the assessment and left everyone to their peace.

Reading now through their work I am left with only more questions of how people think there is any merit in this damn program. Part of the referencing of this assessment is to copy and paste whatever the AI spits out and put it as an appendix in the report so that the marker is fully aware of what is AI an what is original thought. Proofreading their section I also became curious because I am an annoying little bitch who is has been screwed over by group projects and AI before, and I am not flunking a class, losing thousands in debt, and having this on my academic record because the teacher thought this would be a good learning experience and my groupmates have become too dependent (I am incredibly biased and angry about gen ai's very existence, I was a student long before AI existed and now am baffled at how people think like this)

Reading what the AI spit out I am seeing more prompts about how to critically analyse the work, "why AI is not reliable", "what are the risks in using AI for business decisions", what is happening? There is 20% of this assessment section that required critical thought and they are still passing it off to AI. I mean props for including it in the assessment and not just lying your ass off but jesus christ.

In another class, not for an assessment, just an exercise, we had to code a simulation of a robot. I know nothing about coding but this was baby code, literally structured text that you could theoretically pick up in 20 minutes. This is the fun exercise where you play with numbers and watch a little digital robot dance. No grades, no assessment, no consequence, just an hour to mess around and get shit wrong. This is everything I love about classes and it is so hard to get when your smashed with assessments and tests and work and every other godforsaken thing that you need to fit into your life.

In pairs, rather than use the program and play around, 30 seconds in my partner pulls out chatgpt, puts the prompt in, puts it in again asking "is this good code," or "fix this code" or some shit, plugs it into the program and shows it to the teacher.

a) ew

b) teacher was very aware that it was AI because people do not type that fast and if people don't want to do work why argue with them. Let them lose the opportunity

c) now I get to sit scrolling through my emails for an hour pissed as hell because I didn't actually do anything. I didn't type, read, edit, once it was done it was gone and I missed what was potentially a fun activity. Not to mention this a robotics class, I am a girl studying marketing, I am very aware that I am out of my depths and went in saying I was just curious to learn something new, and I didn't even get to.

I don't know if this is just addictive for some people, like how I need to google all the actors in a movie once I see someone I kind of recognise I can't quite place. I know if ruins the movie immersion but I just can't help myself. Or if people genuinely believe this is a way to learn. I taught myself so much neuroscience in highschool because I struggled to study. Now I know it's because I had a lot of undiagnosed bullshit, but I needed to know how to get my brain to retain information because surely something would work. Other people don't have this context and maybe think that typing a prompt is enough.

Honestly I think that people are just tired. I get it. I'm tired. Capitalism profits off of collective exhaustion. Too tired to cook? pay a $10 delivery fee. order something and it came broken or just shitty? you could send it back, get a refund, leave a bad review, blah blah blah, but that's a lot of work for what... $20? $15? Just move on and buy the next thing.

Too tired to write out an essay? I get it. I do. Chatgpt is not the answer. My executive dysfunction needs a damn title bump for all the shit I leave to last hour but I need to suffer the consequences of those actions. I need to make myself sick on caffeine, I need to be exhausted the next day, I need to go to my teacher with my tail between my legs and a shitty report we both know I could've done better on. Or I will do it all again.

Guilt and shame and regret fucking suck but you won't grow without it. And you sure as fuck cannot grow with chatgpt.

I am terrified of the next 10 years where every job I have is going to ask me to use this nonsense, or further still, society is going to collapse because of a lack of reading comprehension, media literacy, environmental disaster, deepfake porn, AI therapists, or whatever orwellian horror is going to come next.

I'm not just tired, I'm fucking terrified.

[inkandpaperqwerty]

*chefs kiss* I absolutely love this. However. Is the fact it thinks it's 8% enhanced by AI mean my mom and I are GOOD at editing... or BAD at it... because NGL I always thought we were pretty dang good.

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Spot AI introduces the world’s first universal AI agent builder for security cameras

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Spot AI introduces the world’s first universal AI agent builder for security cameras

Spot AI has introduced Iris, which the company describes as the world’s first universal video AI agent builder for enterprise camera systems.

The tool allows businesses to create customised AI agents through a conversational interface, making it easier to monitor and act on video data from physical settings without the need for technical expertise.

Designed for industries like manufacturing, logistics, retail, construction, and healthcare, Iris builds on Spot AI’s earlier launch of out-of-the-box Video AI Agents for safety, security, and operations. While those prebuilt agents focus on common use cases, Iris gives organisations the flexibility to train agents for more specific, business-critical scenarios.

According to Spot AI, users can build video agents in a matter of minutes. The system allows training through reinforcement—using examples of what the AI should and shouldn’t detect—and can be configured to trigger real-world responses like shutting down equipment, locking doors, or generating alerts.

CEO and Co-Founder Rish Gupta said the tool dramatically shortens the time required to create specialised video detection systems.

“What used to take months of development now happens in minutes,” Gupta explained. Before Iris, creating specialised video detection required dedicated AI/ML teams with advanced degrees, thousands of annotated images, and 8 weeks of complex development,” he explained. “Iris puts that same power in the hands of any business leader through simple conversation with 8 minutes and 20 training images.”

Examples from real-world settings

Spot AI highlighted a variety of industry-specific use cases that Iris could support:

Manufacturing: Detecting product backups or fluid leaks, with automatic responses based on severity.

Warehousing: Spotting unsafe stacking of boxes or pallets to prevent accidents.

Retail: Monitoring shelf stock levels and generating alerts for restocking.

Healthcare: Distinguishing between staff and patients wearing similar uniforms to optimise traffic flow and safety.

Security: Identifying tools like bolt cutters in parking areas to address evolving security threats.

Safety compliance: Verifying whether workers are wearing required safety gear on-site.

Video AI agents continuously monitor critical areas and help teams respond quickly to safety hazards, operational inefficiencies, and security issues. With Iris, those agents can be developed and modified through natural language interaction, reducing the need for engineering support and making video insights more accessible across departments.

Looking ahead

Iris is part of Spot AI’s broader effort to make video data more actionable in physical environments. The company plans to discuss the tool and its capabilities at Google Cloud Next, where Rish Gupta is scheduled to speak during a media roundtable on April 9.

(Image by Spot AI)

See also: ChatGPT hits record usage after viral Ghibli feature—Here are four risks to know first

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Mini-hospital found inside Parañaque City condominium unit, Chinese doctor and assistant arrested

Recently in Parañaque City, local authorities arrested a Chinese doctor and an assistant after discovering a condominium unit that was converted into a mini-hospital with medical equipment, several medical products and even a few patients, according to a GMA Network news report. To put things in perspective, posted below is an excerpt from the GMA News report. Some parts in…

[mlembug]

this is because people take a look at tech and project their feelings into the tech itself rather than how forces in society encourage use of the tech, therefore expecting the tech to be neatly separated into "the good AI" vs "the wretched generative AI" or similar.

also see "enshittification" and how people came to think it's what companies do to ruin your free online services for funsies, rather than an inevitability of a for-profit company running a free-to-use non-profitable service, that costs money merely by existing.

i think people realized that "AI" has been applied far too generously and came to mean any kind of machine learning ever, creating mass hysteria and confusion. The clearer replacement, I've noticed, is "generative AI" and I'm just gonna say, no, try again, that's also already a widely used term for art with randomizing/procedural elements. i recently got an angry comment on my "1 hour of generative breakcore" video from someone who thought it was machine learning.

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