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by dboon
6 days ago
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I remain deeply unconvinced. I respect your writing and opinion enough to have actually put chunks of the essay into Pangram, including the part you label "blatantly Claude", and...they come out as 100% human. The 2023 and 2024 samples do, in fact, sound like OP, doubly so given that people change. In 2020, I wrote a kitschy story where the characters talked with a cowboy affectation (https://spader.zone/the-fastest-gun/) which frankly borders on embarrassing for me now. I don't think my writing sounds much like it did then. I think it's fucking embarrassing when people use LLMs to write prose for them. It's fundamentally different than software, for me. But I think your sensors are a bit miscalibrated. Regardless, thanks for all the good stuff over the years and thanks for the response. |
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That's unfortunate. Perhaps I should have mentioned before that the author of the post emailed me and said they had used LLMs extensively while writing it? Slipped my mind, I guess.
> including the part you label "blatantly Claude", and...they come out as 100% human
Pangram is designed to make many false negatives. I also checked the intro and got 100% human and shrugged; that's why I check towards the end, where if you tried the passage I specifically said comes up 100% AI, I assume that it would again. If Pangram can't hear it in that specific opening passage, oh well, doesn't make the rest go away.