MSN Publishes AI Generated Obituary for Former NBA Player
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Re: MSN Publishes AI Generated Obituary for Former NBA Player
#12The archived MSN article in question: https://archive.ph/jKJHn
It's an old spammer tactic, to take a real article from somewhere else and randomly replace words with (things they hope are) synonyms. "Dead" becomes "Useless", "played" becomes "performed", "passed" becomes "handed", "men's" becomes "males's" etc. It doesn't matter if it turns into garbage, as long as web spiders don't spot it and see it as original content. It's written to fool robots, not people.
I guess it could be that a language model spat out a synonym-spun article out of whole cloth. They are very familiar with the genre, probably because there's a lot of it in their training data.
But it could also be a hand-written article that got passed through a synonym spinner for some reason.
Re: MSN Publishes AI Generated Obituary for Former NBA Player
#13The archived MSN article in question: https://archive.ph/jKJHn
This isn't AI generated, it's synonym-spun. It's an old spammer tactic, to take a real article from somewhere else and randomly replace words with (things they hope are) synonyms. "Dead" becomes "Useless", "played" becomes "performed", "passed" becomes "handed", "men's" becomes "males's" etc. It doesn't matter if it turns into garbage, as long as web spiders don't spot it and see it as original content. It's written…
Re: MSN Publishes AI Generated Obituary for Former NBA Player
#14Earlier quoted context omitted.
This isn't AI generated, it's synonym-spun. It's an old spammer tactic, to take a real article from somewhere else and randomly replace words with (things they hope are) synonyms. "Dead" becomes "Useless", "played" becomes "performed", "passed" becomes "handed", "men's" becomes "males's" etc. It doesn't matter if it turns into garbage, as long as web spiders don't spot it and see it as original content. It's written…
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This is good old-fashioned plagiarism, with a cheap twenty year old trick to fool plagiarism detectors.
Re: MSN Publishes AI Generated Obituary for Former NBA Player
#15Earlier quoted context omitted.
This isn't AI generated, it's synonym-spun. It's an old spammer tactic, to take a real article from somewhere else and randomly replace words with (things they hope are) synonyms. "Dead" becomes "Useless", "played" becomes "performed", "passed" becomes "handed", "men's" becomes "males's" etc. It doesn't matter if it turns into garbage, as long as web spiders don't spot it and see it as original content. It's written…
potato potato