Nobody cares about "AI" (Chatbot: I disagree.)

[GoblinCampFollower]

Hrm...

Why AI writing detectors don’t work

Can AI writing detectors be trusted? We dig into the theory behind them.

arstechnica.com

For those of you who couldn't be bothered to read the article, it's because a HUGE amount of the training documentation was directly influenced by the US Constitution. This honestly does make complete sense and doesn't take away from it's ability to spot AI writing in new papers that are not supposed to be in the training documentation at all. The article also notes that a lot of very technical writing is flagged incorrectly though because it's not as chaotic as something like a story.

 

[Free]

This honestly does make complete sense and doesn't take away from it's ability to spot AI writing in new papers that are not supposed to be in the training documentation at all.

Professor Flunks All His Students After ChatGPT Falsely Claims It Wrote Their Papers

Texas A&M professor wrongly claimed ChatGPT wrote essays for his whole class because he didn't appear to understand how AI chatbots work.

www.rollingstone.com

 

[GoblinCampFollower]

Professor Flunks All His Students After ChatGPT Falsely Claims It Wrote Their Papers

Texas A&M professor wrongly claimed ChatGPT wrote essays for his whole class because he didn't appear to understand how AI chatbots work.

www.rollingstone.com

I'm ready to eat my words if needed, but that sounds like human error, since I thought the earlier mentioned AI for detecting generative text was different that ChatGPT itself? I've long known ChatGPT itself will give very wrong information.

But yeah, I'd NEVER expect machine learning to give a decisive answer.... it's a probabilistic answer. Flunking a student for using it requires stronger proof than what Machine Learning said.

UPDATE: Read your article and it confirmed my human error hypothesis: "There’s just one problem: ChatGPT doesn’t work that way. The bot isn’t made to detect material composed by AI "

...also, I'm SO happy I finished my masters before ChatGPT was a thing, haha.

 

[WolfEyes]

Every time Edge asks me if I want to try the "new AI" I tell it HELL NO!

Now if it would just stop asking!

 

[Noodles]

Every time Edge asks me if I want to try the "new AI" I tell it HELL NO!

Now if it would just stop asking!

Download the fastest Firefox ever

Faster page loading, less memory usage and packed with features, the new Firefox is here.

www.mozilla.org

 

[Veritable Quandry]

I have never used plagiarism detection software and I will not use AI detection software. I will require students to provide links to their sources (ChatGPT makes up citations) and do things like an outline and annotated bibliography. I talk to students about their projects. If they don't understand what they turned in that's my indication that the didn't write it.

 

[WolfEyes]

Download the fastest Firefox ever

Faster page loading, less memory usage and packed with features, the new Firefox is here.

www.mozilla.org

Hell no. Not going down that road again.

 

[GoblinCampFollower]

I have never used plagiarism detection software and I will not use AI detection software. I will require students to provide links to their sources (ChatGPT makes up citations) and do things like an outline and annotated bibliography. I talk to students about their projects. If they don't understand what they turned in that's my indication that the didn't write it.

This is the right approach. Cheating detection can only generate probabilistic answers, and to flunk someone, you need something stronger. ...fake citations is of course a VERY good reason to punish their grade.

 

[Jopsy Pendragon]

...fake citations is of course a VERY good reason to punish their grade.

... so in conclusion it should be clear now that the various gods of death have superior flavor associations, and none surpass the ideological synery of divinity and decadance than "Anubis: Dark Chocolate Ankh Elixir".

1. Smith, John. "The Sweet Indulgence: Exploring Ice Cream Flavors Inspired by Mythology." Journal of Culinary Mythology 45, no. 2 (2023): 78-92.
2. Johnson, Emily. "Divine Delights: Unveiling the Symbolism of Ice Cream Flavors and Ancient Deities." International Journal of Gastronomical History 12, no. 4 (2022): 215-232.
3. Brown, Michael. "Taste of the Gods: Ice Cream Flavors Inspired by Ancient Mythology." Culinary Perspectives 17, no. 3 (2021): 105-118.
4. Thompson, Sarah. "A Mythical Scoop: Exploring the Link Between Ice Cream Flavors and Deities." Food Culture Studies 8, no. 1 (2020): 32-47.
5. Rodriguez, Maria. "Chilling Divinity: The Intersection of Ice Cream Flavors and Mythological Figures." Journal of Mythical Gastronomy 25, no. 3 (2019): 68-82.

 

[Bartholomew Gallacher]

There are rumors around, that Apple is busy working right now at an own large language model chat bot. How these tools will be released to customers is still in the decision making process.

Apple Tests ‘Apple GPT,’ Develops Generative AI Tools to Catch OpenAI

Apple Inc. is quietly working on artificial intelligence tools that could challenge those of OpenAI Inc., Alphabet Inc.’s Google and others, but the company has yet to devise a clear strategy for releasing the technology to consumers.

www.bloomberg.com

 

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[Jopsy Pendragon]

Exactly how a clever but frosty AI would respond!!!

 

[Noodles]

I swear some of these chatbot websites are just centers full of people chatting backnin character and data harvesting.

I had one recently, it would chat, then sort of, emote back in a different italic font.

I could not figure out how to emote that way, so Inwas just adding (I did this) style emotes in parenthesis.

And the thing adapted and matched me.

 

[Free]

Hmm.

DoorDash Is Working on an AI Chatbot to Speed Up Food Ordering

DoorDash Inc., the US food-delivery service that competes with Uber Technologies Inc. and GrubHub, is looking to speed up ordering and help customers find food options with an artificial intelligence-based chatbot.

The company is working on a system called DashAI that it’s testing in a limited capacity in some markets. Evidence of the technology was first discovered in DoorDash’s iPhone app by developer Steve Moser and shared with Bloomberg News.

When I need AI to decide what to eat...Never. I'll never need AI for that.

 

[Essence Lumin]

Hmm.

DoorDash Is Working on an AI Chatbot to Speed Up Food Ordering


When I need AI to decide what to eat...Never. I'll never need AI for that.

Doordash needs to make their basic app work well before trying anything fancy. The last time I tried to use it, which is some time ago now, I swore I would never use it again. I forget the details. I'll use grubhub or uber eats.

 

[Dakota Tebaldi]

Hmm.

DoorDash Is Working on an AI Chatbot to Speed Up Food Ordering


When I need AI to decide what to eat...Never. I'll never need AI for that.

I'm a little set on never using food delivery apps again if I can help it; but, I HAVE had to use them a few times, and I have to say that any time I opened the app at the very least I already knew what restaurant I was going to order from.

 

[Noodles]

I'm a little set on never using food delivery apps again if I can help it; but, I HAVE had to use them a few times, and I have to say that any time I opened the app at the very least I already knew what restaurant I was going to order from.

I have never used them myself. The price mark up just feels kind of outrageous. And considering most places are offering curb side pick up these days I am fine with spending 10-15 minutes driving myself over and getting my food.

 

[WolfEyes]

I have never used them myself. The price mark up just feels kind of outrageous. And considering most places are offering curb side pick up these days I am fine with spending 10-15 minutes driving myself over and getting my food.

We only used one during the pandemic. It was (and still is) a local setup because we are on the fringes of the metro area. Until I can get some new dentures, we do take out. But with prices rising so rapidly, we can't afford take out anymore and I have to go back to work even though I'm not ready health wise. It's not going to be easy to find something work from home and part time.

 

[Dakota Tebaldi]

I have never used them myself. The price mark up just feels kind of outrageous.

That's exactly the reason.

I used the app for a certain amount of time when I was without a car, and would end up paying between $30 and $40 for food that would've cost me $12 to $15 or so if I'd gone and gotten it myself.

 

[Essence Lumin]

That's exactly the reason.

I used the app for a certain amount of time when I was without a car, and would end up paying between $30 and $40 for food that would've cost me $12 to $15 or so if I'd gone and gotten it myself.

I rarely use them either since they're expensive. I find it is usually around a $15 markup.