Fuck AI

Seeing as OpenAI struggled to make its AI avoid the em dash and still hasn't entirely managed to do it, I'm not too worried.

You do understand this is more akin to white hat testing, right?

Those who want to exploit this will do it anyway, except they won't publish the result. By making the exploit public, the risk will be known if not mitigated.

Wikipedia is one of the last genuine places on the Internet, and these rat bastards are trying to contaminate that, too

Wikipedia just sold the rights to use Wikipedia for AI training to Microsoft and openai....

These fuckin AI "enthusiasts" are just making the rest of the world hate AI more.

Losers who cant achieve anything without AI are just going to keep doing this shit.

Download an offline copy while you still can.

I really despise how Claude's creators and users are turning the definition of "skill" from "the ability to use [learned] knowledge to enhance execution" into "a blurb of text that [usefully] constrains a next-token-predictor".

I guess, if you squint, it's akin to how biologists will talk about species "evolving to fit a niche" amongst themselves or how physicists will talk about nature "abhorring a vacuum". At least they aren't talking about a fucking product that benefits from hype to get sold.

If these "signs of AI writing" are merely linguistic, good for them. This is as accurate as a lie detector (i.e., not accurate) and nobody should use this for any real world decision-making.

The real signs of AI writing are not as easy to fix as just instructing an LLM to "read" an article to avoid them.

As a teacher, all of my grading is now based on in person performances, no tech allowed. Good luck faking that with an LLM. I do not mind if students use an LLM to better prepare for class and exams. But my impression so far is that any other medium (e.g., books, youtube explanation videos) leads to better results.

Fuck you, Siqi Chen.

Congrats on inventing what high school students figured out a year ago to skirt AI homework detectors.

In French, one of the way to spot AI writing is that sentences will often miss articles or have bad grammar. Can this dude also ask the LLM to include more articles and make complete sentences in the language it's trying to imitate?

I was using the Discover feed on my phone but Google started to insert rewritten stories & headlines by AI and they were so annoyingly bad at making simple sentences in French that it made me stop using that thing.

"just tell your LLM not to do that"

You ever ask an LLM to modify a picture and "don't change anything else"? It's going to change other things.

Case in point: https://youtu.be/XnWOVQ7Gtzw

From the repo:

Have opinions. Don't just report facts - react to them. "I genuinely don't know how to feel about this" is more human than neutrally listing pros and cons.

What is wrong in the techbrodude head that makes them only think of ruining things? Like it seems to me that they literally spend their days looking at things that are good and saying "what can I do to fuck this up for a profit?"

Should being a techie go into the DSM-V as a subheading under narcissistic personality disorder?

I am so goddamned tired of AI being shoved into every collective orifice of our society.

So they are using AI to make it so AI can't detect that they are using AI?

What kind of technological ouroborous of nonsense is this?

It can't avoid doing those things. That's the reason for the article.

Bro isnt even gonna check its output anyway.

It's an arms race, AI identification vs AI adaptation. I wonder which side the companies that own these LLMs want to win...

Jesus Christ what a wretched twit of a man.

And now you know how and why so many programmers are just fucking awful and literally responsible for the hell we’re living in

Kinda surprised how they don’t get more hate programmers fucking suck

Stuff like that doesn't always work though, at least on free versions in my experience. I use Ai to write flowery emails to people to sound nice when I normally wouldn't bother and I used it to negotiate buying my car. I would continually tell it not to use - dashes while writing emails. And inevitably after 1 answer it would go back to using them.

Maybe paid versions are different but on free ones you have to continually correct it.