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Also, there are relatively easy ways to prevent being recognized and I assume as now the use of LLMs changes our way of writing and speaking, it will get harder and harder for these detection tools. We will see more false positives (as for the future there will be no text 100 % authored by humans to train on).
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/hrpQxfYvF6CBGWfJX/pangram-ai...
As English is my second language, I find the help of an LLM in editing text very useful. Yet, I agree with others that I don't want to read completely LLM generated texts.
https://www.dkriesel.com/en/blog/2013/0802_xerox-workcentres...
We have to trust our tech ...
This is not about em dashes …
I was frustrated at first not knowing what they are doing.
After I read this post, (seeing they introduced it in August) I think it has to do with the watermarking.
Try it on a paragraph … the connections between sentences feel clunky now.
I will play with it more and see if that’s really the case (the watermarking making the text edits worse).
The problem is, that LLMs worked very well for me to improve my writing. Especially as I'm not a native speaker, it was a great way to improve the legibility of my work.
I want a tool that helps me improve my writing. A tool I can learn from. Not a tool that switches out "bananas" to "airplanes."
I'm was using Claude Opus and now Fabel extensively for editing my texts and I find the recent updates abysmal. Not sure if it's due to the Text Watermark.
Before Claude was great in sharpening the meaning in my writing, it's now close to unusable.
Workers annotating data for AI might see sensitive content captured by smart glasses. But the leap from that to “we see everything” and framing it like some dystopian panopticon mirrors the early Google Glass panic, where the concerns often outran what the device actually could do.
Legitimate concerns shouldn’t be dismissed, but neither should they be inflated to create a new “Glass-forked-into-Big-Brother” narrative unless the evidence genuinely supports that level of risk ...
Abstraction Beats Realism in VR Concert Recreation
Show HN: Alpha of a Speech to Text iOS App (Feature Requests Welcome)
As the title says, I have been playing a bit with whisper.cpp and the Apple Speech to Text models and put out a small demo app.Wondering where to go from here. I was thinking to remove the ads form the free version and add an AI summary to the payed one.Ideas welcome. Btw, source code is here: https://github.com/kkai/aimemo
Show HN: CranKen – A Math Puzzle Game for the Play.date
https://geistpro.itch.io/cranken
Was coding a bit with Lua and ended up creating a Kenken like game for my long flights between Japan and Germany. Feedback and feature requests welcome.
https://nekoze.app Nekoze warns you when you are hunched over.
Years back, we did a couple of whimsical prototypes along those lines (using J!NS MEME, smart glasses): https://youtu.be/LXIY2g-twOA
Placebo Concert: The Placebo Effect for VR Visualization of Physiological Data
Source is here: https://github.com/kkai/web-source
Maybe I’m getting cynical, yet every time I see an mdash and rules of 3, it triggers the feeling of “This sounds like AI” …
Here’s another example:
“ I can avoid the ugliness—the racism, the grievance, the need to be right at any cost.”
https://media.ccc.de/v/39c3-liberating-bluetooth-on-the-esp3...
spring course is on YouTube https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoROMvodv4rN4wG6Nk6sNpT...