Yeah, that's sad.
And he's correct. AI "detectors" as he describes are both wrong, useless, and doomed to fail.
But there are better ways to get hints. Specific models tend to overuse certain tokens: they'll pick the same character names for a story, or overuse certain phrases, and if you play when them long enough you start to recognize "oh, that's an OpenAI" model, or "this is dry like Nvidia Nemotron," or whatever.
See EQBench's slop profiles: https://eqbench.com/
But, ultimately, the way to fix this is to go back to trusted sources and citations.
"Try and..." compared to "Try to..."
7mon 17d ago by lemmy.world/u/DarrinBrunner in english@lemmy.caWhich meaning did they intend?
10mon 27d ago by lemmy.world/u/BullishUtensil in english@lemmy.ca
GRANDPA'S GRAMMAR: Sometimes a silent "e" just keeps words from ending with an awkward letter like u, v, or z. Like the word "bronze".
1y 1mon ago by lemmy.dbzer0.com/u/Melatonin in english@lemmy.ca from www.ck12.orgA quirk of the English language. Ability Vs disability
1y 2mon ago by lemmy.blahaj.zone/u/FundMECFSResearch in english@lemmy.caDictionary understanding
1y 2mon ago by feddit.org/u/NewDay in english@lemmy.caGRANDPA'S GRAMMAR: Never get it wrong again.
1y 3mon ago by lemmy.dbzer0.com/u/Melatonin in english@lemmy.ca
I don't really want to change tho...
1y 3mon ago by lemmy.dbzer0.com/u/Melatonin in english@lemmy.ca from lemmy.dbzer0.com
What does the comma between the last two nound in this news heading mean?
1y 5mon ago by aussie.zone/u/thisnameisnottolong in english@lemmy.ca from aussie.zoneNeed some fancy words
1y 10mon ago by lemmy.world/u/k2helix in english@lemmy.ca
the Yale Grammatical Diversity Project is a good resource about a few regionalisms in N America
2y 2mon ago by lemmy.zip/u/tigeruppercut in english@lemmy.ca from ygdp.yale.edu... no chance of their getting caught.
2y 2mon ago by feddit.de/u/netthier in english@lemmy.caWhen is "Jesus wept" used?
2y 3mon ago by lemmy.world/u/molochthagod in english@lemmy.caHow do we reteach the populace how to spell advice? Also, chest of drawers. They don't know that one either.
2y 4mon ago by sh.itjust.works/u/Reverendender in english@lemmy.ca
My brain defaults to calling this sandwich the “East Coast Spicy Italian” instead of its actual name. Is that because the adjectives are out of order?
2y 4mon ago by lemmy.world/u/Squorlple in english@lemmy.caWhat is the name of the phenomenon in which you confuse a noun with one of its verb tenses? (Example below.)
2y 5mon ago by lemmy.world/u/favrion in english@lemmy.ca"woo"
2y 6mon ago by kbin.social/u/Damaskox in english@lemmy.caEnglish needs a word for the inclusive or, and I'm down for committing robbery against one of our top victims.
2y 7mon ago by infosec.pub/u/Doctor8 in english@lemmy.caIs it correct to use the present participle to describe what something does rather than only describing/modifying its current state?
2y 7mon ago by lemm.ee/u/Kalcifer in english@lemmy.ca"much more images" / "many more images"? [SOLVED: "many more images" is correct]
2y 9mon ago by lemm.ee/u/Crul in english@lemmy.caExplain yourselves 🇬🇧🇺🇸
2y 9mon ago by feddit.cl/u/Granixo in english@lemmy.caAntonym to "procedural"?
2y 10mon ago by lemmy.sdf.org/u/pglpm in english@lemmy.caI'm tired of linking to this great book on the atrocity of the English language
2y 10mon ago by lemmy.sdf.org/u/some_guy in english@lemmy.ca from www.amazon.comWhy would you say that?
2y 10mon ago by lemmy.world/u/wmrch in english@lemmy.ca
“A woman evacutes her horse”
2y 10mon ago by lemmy.ca/u/papajohn in english@lemmy.ca from i.imgur.com"To me / For me" regarding personal opinions
2y 10mon ago by lemmy.world/u/Crul in english@lemmy.ca"More fun" or "funnier"?
2y 10mon ago by lemmy.ca/u/pglpm in english@lemmy.ca
I'm surprised at the BBC....
2y 10mon ago by lemmy.ml/u/LettuceWithBeetroot in english@lemmy.ca from lemmy.mlMy friend the em dash.
2y 10mon ago by lemmy.world/u/OsakaWilson in english@lemmy.caHave got vs Have
2y 10mon ago by lemmy.world/u/foofiepie in english@lemmy.caDoes “to assert” a condition imply establishing it?
2y 10mon ago by feddit.de/u/bleistift2 in english@lemmy.caTo Oxford Comma or not to Oxford Comma
2y 10mon ago by lemmy.world/u/OsakaWilson in english@lemmy.caHow do you call the words a speaker uses when he is nervous, like "um", "ah", "like"?
2y 10mon ago by lemmy.world/u/MrRobot in english@lemmy.caLess vs. Fewer
2y 10mon ago by lemmy.world/u/OsakaWilson in english@lemmy.caHello members of English Usage and Grammar.
2y 10mon ago by lemmy.world/u/OsakaWilson in english@lemmy.caHow do you call the item after the next (counting from now), and the one after that, and so on, in a sequence that started in the past?
2y 11mon ago by lemmy.ca/u/pglpm in english@lemmy.caDifference among "specific", "particular", "certain", and similar words?
2y 11mon ago by mander.xyz/u/pglpm in english@lemmy.ca