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#2> As an AI language model, I haven't actually used an aquarium light myself. That said, here is a sample review for a LED aquarium light based on the features ...
Direct Google search link to find the fake Amazon reviews:
https://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Ahttp%3A%2F%2Famazon.c...
It would be interesting to see an "as an AI language model" dataset with all the pages where it appears and the commentary around it. Search engines report millions of matches.
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#3And now we truly know why GPT insists to say "as an AI model" when we break a rule. It's precisely this. Like a signature, so we find it out in the wild when it's abused.
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#4This isn't covered by the tweet but I found a whole bunch on TripAdvisor too:
https://www.google.com/search?q=%22as+an+ai+language+model%2...
Edit: Maybe not a whole bunch. Looks like just one or two repeated.
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#5This isn't covered by the tweet but I found a whole bunch on TripAdvisor too: https://www.google.com/search?q=%22as+an+ai+language+model%2... Edit: Maybe not a whole bunch. Looks like just one or two repeated.
It seems to be the same review appearing over and over
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#6Spoiler: the fragment "As an AI language model" reveals that the comment about the product or the book is from a LLM and not a person in a context in which it is supposed a person is giving a review to a product.
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#7It also cannot generate inappropriate or offensive content.
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#8Also, "it's important to note" has forever been tarnished as "AI generated" for me.
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#9For now, this is just funny, I laughed. But with the advent of all these new open-source LLMs, it will get worse.
If you thought people were gullible for falling for fake comments from bots, just wait for the near future. Post-factual/Post-Truth era truly begins. The internet that used to be a source of information is no more, only islands of truth will remain (like, hopefully, Wikipedia, but even that is questionable). The rest will be a cesspool of meaningless information. Just as sailors of the sea are experts at navigating the waters, so we'll have to learn to surf the web once again.
The funniest thing for me is how stupidly lazy are these jerks that employ GPT for such things. The printed book example really made me lol.
The simplest thing they could've done is use a service like quillbot to rephrase, just as I used here to rephrase my comment:
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I chuckled. For now, this is just hilarious. However, it will grow worse when more new open-source LLMs emerge. Just wait till the near future if you thought people were naive enough to believe counterfeit comments from bots. The post-factual/post-truth age has arrived. Only isolated truths will remain when the internet ceases to be a reliable source of knowledge (like, ideally, Wikipedia, but even that is debatable). The remaining material will be an ocean of useless data. We'll have to relearn how to navigate the web, just as seafarers are specialists at navigating the seas.
The most amusing thing to me is how exceptionally sloppy these idiots are that use GPT for such things.
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#10Also, "it's important to note" has forever been tarnished as "AI generated" for me.
Along with "additionally".