I don't think will be Google's long term view. I hope that writing AI will just become another tool. Not to mention it's becoming even harder to tell the difference between human writing and AI writing.
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Hmmm unfortunately the methods to find AI-generated content are already in the hands of Google researchers; a.k.a. looking at the predictability of the next generated word, given previous predicates, and outlawing text which is primarily composed of highly predictable words based on priors.
It's a ticking time bomb until the company speaks with itself and implements this process. In the meantime, for those of us that use AI-generated content, we'll need to manually go in, review and update the content; essentially add in the less predictable words that will act to mask over the state-of-the-art tools that currently exist to detect AI-generated content.
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I don't think will be Google's long term view. I hope that writing AI will just become another tool. Not to mention it's becoming even harder to tell the difference between human writing and AI writing.
Just make sure you make edits where it makes sense you aren't supposed to copy AI content verbatim. I've used Jasper for awhile now and still think it's the best tool out there.
Give it a try with this link and get 10,000 bonus words.
https://jasper.ai/free-trial?fpr=john14
99.99% of content is pure garbage. AI content will be pure garbage. Curation will be bigger than ever.
Hmmm unfortunately the methods to find AI-generated content are already in the hands of Google researchers; a.k.a. looking at the predictability of the next generated word, given previous predicates, and outlawing text which is primarily composed of highly predictable words based on priors.
It's a ticking time bomb until the company speaks with itself and implements this process. In the meantime, for those of us that use AI-generated content, we'll need to manually go in, review and update the content; essentially add in the less predictable words that will act to mask over the state-of-the-art tools that currently exist to detect AI-generated content.
Big companies also scoffed at blockchain too. And virtual reality. You’d think they’d have learned by now to be open to new tech!
Not to mention.. https://www.marktechpost.com/2022/04/04/google-ais-latest-540-billion-parameter-model-pathways-language-model-called-palm-unlocks-new-tasks-proportional-to-scale/
While the cost of hiring a freelancer might be appealing, the quality of work and process of designing your app may be compromised, check more on this blog - https://jatapp.com/blog/how-to-build-language-learning-app/. You also want to consider the experience and skills of the individual you are considering hiring.
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