Was able to get an 8x streak. The question that made me lose it was really hard, I basically took a guess. Some were hard but spottable after re-reading the answers a good 10 times... ahah.
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#14By playing this game I'm helping to train AI how to be less detectable?
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#15FWIW, I found the “medium” one’s hardest. Most of the “hard” ones have dead giveaways in the form of either punctuation or common AI text rhythms.
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#16I keep accidentally clicking on the human one because my brain wants to treat it as “find the human content”. FWIW, I found the “medium” one’s hardest. Most of the “hard” ones have dead giveaways in the form of either punctuation or common AI text rhythms.
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#18I got 19x. When they say "curious about" it's always a good sign that it's AI, same with X not Y construction, saying "genuinely", saying things like "absolutely slaps" and other millennial slang, being overly positive: generally sounding like the transcript of an Instagram food review. When they're trying to be casual they seem to default to some kind of 2017 millennial stereotype. Typos and "edit:" are always a goo…
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#19I keep accidentally clicking on the human one because my brain wants to treat it as “find the human content”. FWIW, I found the “medium” one’s hardest. Most of the “hard” ones have dead giveaways in the form of either punctuation or common AI text rhythms.
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#20I know I've been finding it all over the internet, but this suggests to me I'm encountering it more than I thought.