Today’s video I go over an article I thought was AI which looks probably human, and an article I wrote with AI which an AI detector said is likely human.
What could be a tell that something is human written is that it´s full of errors, as human beings makes more mistakes and are messy. So something to perfect or no mistakes could indicate a robot
Having used Sonnet extensively for writing, I can now tell fiction that is written with Sonnet. I expect that editing will get better over time, but for the moment, I can tell that both you and Vox Day use Sonnet for writing fiction. For other LLMs, I probably can't, as I don't use them enough to pick up their "tells."
Automated AI detectors are a fruitless endeavor unless they are kept Top Secret. Any working AI detector is immediately used to train the next AI to be more difficult to detect.
What could be a tell that something is human written is that it´s full of errors, as human beings makes more mistakes and are messy. So something to perfect or no mistakes could indicate a robot
Having used Sonnet extensively for writing, I can now tell fiction that is written with Sonnet. I expect that editing will get better over time, but for the moment, I can tell that both you and Vox Day use Sonnet for writing fiction. For other LLMs, I probably can't, as I don't use them enough to pick up their "tells."
Automated AI detectors are a fruitless endeavor unless they are kept Top Secret. Any working AI detector is immediately used to train the next AI to be more difficult to detect.