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ecstatic

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11. To clarify, I mean a pattern hidden in plain sight.

Fri Jan 6, 2023, 12:08 PM

Jan 2023

It's physically there in the text but the pattern is too subtle or complex for non-machines to detect.

For example, a generated article that uses a word with an apostrophe on every 7th sentence in the 3rd position.

Or to detect computer science cheating, a generated computer/programming code that consistently adds in an unnecessary variable declaration or something like that. A slacker student might not notice, but a machine would.

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A CompSci Student Built an App That Can Detect ChatGPT-Generated Text [View all] highplainsdem Jan 2023 OP

Kicking after adding to the OP highplainsdem Jan 2023 #1

Bots fighting bots. This the world of social media now. Javaman Jan 2023 #2

It's more than just social media. Renew Deal Jan 2023 #5

Oh I'm aware of that. Just commenting on the nature of our weird social fabric now.nt Javaman Jan 2023 #6

Kick dalton99a Jan 2023 #3

I have doubts about "watermarks" Renew Deal Jan 2023 #4

I'm thinking by watermarks they mean code words or something ecstatic Jan 2023 #9

That's my point Renew Deal Jan 2023 #10

To clarify, I mean a pattern hidden in plain sight. ecstatic Jan 2023 #11

Interesting, positive development. ecstatic Jan 2023 #7

If teachers could have one-on-one facetime with their students FakeNoose Jan 2023 #8

I'm sure that could help in some cases, but with introverted students in highplainsdem Jan 2023 #13

Kick and Rec Hekate Jan 2023 #12

Soon such detective apps will have a lot more trouble andym Jan 2023 #14