Re:Detect ChatGPT Generated Content
by ausudhz on Saturday January 28, 2023 @07:27AM
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> it doesn’t matter if content was written by a human or by a machine
It matters a lot instead. On the top of my mind I can think about few reasons:
- if you've to train a NLP model you'd rather do with data that is not autogenerated as AI generated content is rarely used to train new models (like generating a bounce of dogs pic with dall-e and use as input for image detection may not create a precise model)
- if you pay content creators to generate content and they use ChatGPT that's definitely a breach on contract and also a problem
- many search engines (e.g. Google) already heavily penalize auto generated content
It matters a lot instead. On the top of my mind I can think about few reasons:
- if you've to train a NLP model you'd rather do with data that is not autogenerated as AI generated content is rarely used to train new models (like generating a bounce of dogs pic with dall-e and use as input for image detection may not create a precise model)
- if you pay content creators to generate content and they use ChatGPT that's definitely a breach on contract and also a problem
- many search engines (e.g. Google) already heavily penalize auto generated content
- avoid cheating at exams / officials test/certs