AI language tools may touch an illusion of correctness. But, can they master human intelligence?
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In a politically fraught online world, AI tools may distort the information we consume. Despite generating remarkably human-sounding answers, they are subjected to potential misuses and threats associated with technology. Hence, there is a dire need to efficiently differentiate between human-produced and AI-generated written text. We need new tools to detect them.
Melissa HeikkiläThis sentence was written by an AI—or was it? OpenAI’s new chatbot, ChatGPT, presents us with a problem: How will we know whether what we read online is written by a human or a machine?Since it was released in late November, ChatGPT has been used by over a million people. It has the AI community enthralled, and it is clear the internet is increasingly being flooded with AI-generated text. People are using it to come up with
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