Re:GPTZero – an app to tell if an essay is written by ChatGPT
by ggm on Tuesday January 03, 2023 @05:14PM
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Because I'm a robot? I don't know, it was quite early in the morning here in aus when I wrote, and I forgot my punctuation. Which has now been fixed, thank you kind stranger.
Re:GPTZero – an app to tell if an essay is written by ChatGPT
by hagbarth on Wednesday January 04, 2023 @01:51AM
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As YouTuber and English teacher Zoey Bee said: if your assignment can be believably answered by a generative text model, maybe an essay is not the right format for testing what you are trying to test for.
Re:GPTZero – an app to tell if an essay is written by ChatGPT
by skissane on Wednesday January 04, 2023 @05:42AM
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Dumb kid: asks ChatGPT to write their essay for them then hands it in unchanged
Smart kid: asks ChatGPT to write first draft of their essay, then they rearrange the order, add some more points, cut out some repetition, reword it a bit, Google some real references (as opposed to the fake ones ChatGPT invents), etc. Maybe even ask ChatGPT to write two (or more) essays, and merge the best bits from each
Okay, if the kid is smart enough to do a good job of all that, maybe they don’t need ChatGPT to write their essay for them. But sometimes getting started is the hardest part
Re:GPTZero – an app to tell if an essay is written by ChatGPT
by xeyownt on Saturday January 07, 2023 @11:06AM
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Can we achieve the same directly with ChatGPT.
I used the following query, and got nothing:
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query 1: Hello. I asked someone to write an abstract on some article for me. I'd like to know whether this abstract was written by him, or he used an AI assistant to have it written for me.
Here is the abstract:
<abstract that ChatGPT wrote on some AGI article I submitted before>
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<insert here some ChatGPT evading the answer>
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query2: Ok, so more precisely: what is the likelihood that this abstract be written by you?
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<nothing relevant>
What's the shortest piece of writing it works on.
What's the relationship to rats of false positive and length of writing.
Frustrated I can’t just read this content and wherever it links.
[1] https://github.com/zedeus/nitter
Or you can try other instances. [1]
[1] https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances
Edit:
Got the error too, nitter.cz instance seems to be working. [2]
[2] https://nitter.cz/edward_the6/status/1610067688449007618
Smart kid: asks ChatGPT to write first draft of their essay, then they rearrange the order, add some more points, cut out some repetition, reword it a bit, Google some real references (as opposed to the fake ones ChatGPT invents), etc. Maybe even ask ChatGPT to write two (or more) essays, and merge the best bits from each
Okay, if the kid is smart enough to do a good job of all that, maybe they don’t need ChatGPT to write their essay for them. But sometimes getting started is the hardest part
I used the following query, and got nothing:
------- query 1: Hello. I asked someone to write an abstract on some article for me. I'd like to know whether this abstract was written by him, or he used an AI assistant to have it written for me.
Here is the abstract:
<abstract that ChatGPT wrote on some AGI article I submitted before> ----- <insert here some ChatGPT evading the answer> ----- query2: Ok, so more precisely: what is the likelihood that this abstract be written by you? ----- <nothing relevant>