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In 2023, a sci-fi magazine shut down submissions after being flooded with AI-written stories. That problem is now everywhere — AI-generated text overwhelming courts, journals, newsrooms, and HR departments.

AI text detectors are good, but they can’t keep up with #AI, which is getting faster and more sophisticated.

https://theconversation.com/ai-generated-text-is-overwhelming-institutions-setting-off-a-no-win-arms-race-with-ai-detectors-274720

AI-generated text is overwhelming institutions – setting off a no-win ‘arms race’ with AI detectors

People are using generative AI to flood courts with filings, legislatures with constituent letters and publications with submissions. AI detectors are no silver bullet.

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Feb 5 at 11:38pmWeb
Show threadnawanFeb 6

What differentiates the positive from the negative here is not any inherent aspect of the technology, it’s the power dynamic.



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Show threadWayne WernerFeb 6
@TheConversationUS pretty soon we're going to have to have notary public for artisan goods
Show threadFoxVKFeb 6
@TheConversationUS Corporate HR deserves it...
Show threadTim ZeeFeb 6
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They should insist on hand-written submissions. Back to the future!
Show threadDantali0n  Feb 6
@ilust606 @TheConversationUS people will just make robots to create artificially handwritten texts either more AI or physical machines.