Detect ChatGPT Generated Content
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Detect ChatGPT Generated Content
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#3worked about 20% of the time/content for me.
It does not seem to perform very well in languages other than english.
However there is a huge market potential for whoever figure this out. (Although I believe this will be nearly impossible)
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#4teachers pet final boss hahaha
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#5Expect an escalating arms race between models attempting to disguise their output and tools attempting to detect generated content.
There may also be escalating social and perhaps legal penalties too.
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#6Does this use ML to determine whether or not ML is used? I wonder if it might be useful to try ChatGPT for detection, I’ve heard it’s pretty good…
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#7A nice approach - estimates the randomness in text. I tried with various cases - blog posts, wikipedia, scientific docs, and with a few examples from chat, and it figured it out accurately.
Respect. Even though I disagree with a need for such tools - it doesn’t matter if content was written by a human or by a machine. What matters is whether it’s easy to read and worthwhile.
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#8How is this different from this research on gpt-2 detection model [1]?
[1] https://github.com/openai/gpt-2-output-dataset/tree/master/d...
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#9What about false positives? Irresponsible to market this to laypersons as perfect with absolutely no word of caution about false positives. There's been some chatter on Reddit that some content writers were falsely accused of using ChatGPT and lost their clients.
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#10A nice approach - estimates the randomness in text. I tried with various cases - blog posts, wikipedia, scientific docs, and with a few examples from chat, and it figured it out accurately. Respect. Even though I disagree with a need for such tools - it doesn’t matter if content was written by a human or by a machine. What matters is whether it’s easy to read and worthwhile.
Yeah what we really need is a language model that can take some text and remove everything that is void of substance, and run both human and machine writing through it.