You are viewing a single comment's thread from:
RE: Torch letter - Given the occasion... / Brandbrief - Aus gegebenem Anlaß…
Very wise, very well researched, and should reach where it needs to. I know many admins and moderators have found their own writing to be AI-generated, but no one pointed it out to them or said anything about it in public, so they let it go.
I have a firm belief that this is a war of titans, and in this case, the heroes are Google and Microsoft. MS wants to sell its paid version, so everything that's listed on Google comes under "plagiarized content," and when I say everything, I mean it. I can prove it, barring the trash that goes Scotfree. Maybe if you check my comment, you'll find it AI-generated as well.
😁😁😁
Hehe - it's written by a dove... ;-))
Yeah, a simple innocent dove 😊
I've tested the paid version by a friend. There is a world of difference. You get to see which AI wrote the text at which time - there are hidden signatures built in that are only read out. Technically simple. But really expensive. Is it better to afford something like that if you want to do right and judge here? Or do one rely on your reading feeling...?
I haven't tested the paid version so far but I will do it soon, maybe next month. I have not tested it yet but I think I know its features because the ones who use it for testing purposes, I know them well and one of these will be in my reach.
I don’t think it’s worth it to buy the paid version. They are also not totally reliable.
Cc: @weisser-rabe
Yes, I have read about these days... But that's not what I mean. There are really reliable tools:
I had best user experience with originality.ai - but it's expensive for intensive operators:
In the end, you get reliable results...
That's what I feel, who will spend this much to earn 50 cents here? Maybe if you think in terms of writing a book but then if you are an author you won't even imagine using one.
Habichsmirnichgedacht...
Ja, das ist ganz spannend. Das hat gar nix mehr mit detektieren zu tun, sondern erinnert eher an Fehler auslesen, wie in der KFZ-Werkstatt...