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OpenAI confirms that AI writing detectors don’t work
(arstechnica.com)
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this post was submitted on 10 Sep 2023
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Depends if they’re more researchers or a business imo. Scientists generally speaking are very cautious about making shit claims bc if they get called out that’s their career really.
It's literally a marketing blog posted by OpenAI on their site, not a study in a journal.
OpenAI hasn't been focused on the science since the Microsoft investment. A science focused company doesn't release a technical report that doesn't contain any of the specs of the model they're reporting on.
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Few decades ago probably, nowadays "scientists" make a lot of bs claims to get published. I was in the room when a "scientist" publishing several nature per year asked to her student to write a paper for a research without any result in a way that it looked like it had something important for a relatively good IF publication.
That day I decided I was done with academia. I had seen enough.
Cool story bro
You did not just drop arguably one of the most stale, dead memes of all time to try and look fucking cool
Thanks for the laugh
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