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Re:What game engines know about data that databases forgot by cwnyth on Thursday April 09, 2026 @03:08PM (#47708258)
When the AI-written articles stop, the comments calling it out will stop, too.
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Re:What game engines know about data that databases forgot by devin on Thursday April 09, 2026 @03:12PM (#47708326)
Nitpicking: Once articles which are _obviously_ AI-written stop, the comments calling it out will (should) stop.

It is far more likely that AI-written articles will become harder to spot, not that they will stop being written.

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Re:What game engines know about data that databases forgot by nh23423fefe on Thursday April 09, 2026 @03:22PM (#47708487)
vacuous falsity isn't an interesting case to examine
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Re:What game engines know about data that databases forgot by 7bit on Thursday April 09, 2026 @03:23PM (#47708503)
Means, the crying will never stop
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Re:What game engines know about data that databases forgot by positron26 on Thursday April 09, 2026 @06:51PM (#47711311)
> calling it out

Calling what out? Did we suddenly invent a durable Turing test that will last more than six months? (We didn't, but some people "just know")

The only durable metric is if the article is good, if the ideas are good. Everything else is complaining about Bob Dylan's electric guitar.

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