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by stanfordkid
201 days ago
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Exactly this. Like is the research actually useful and correct is what matters. Also if it is accurate, instead of schadenfreude shouldn't that elicit extreme applause? It's feeling a bit like a click-bait rage-fantasy fueled by Pangram, capitalizing on this idea that AI promotes plagiarism / replaces jobs and now the creators of AI are oh-too human... and somehow this AI-detection product is above it all. |
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