Google is trying to detect AI content versus human-generated content and I expect they'll get good at it in the next year or two. Best to work some human writing into anything you post imo.
GENERATIVE AI
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Mission accomplished: leveling up together with ChatGPT
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That was my mission, Matt. We're all gonna level up on ChatGPT together.
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AI assistance in writing: content creation with human oversight
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An AI helped me write it more quickly and gave me a few extra ideas. But the overall content and prompt examples are very much mine and every word has been touched and edited.
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ChatGPT App Experiencing Heavy Strain From Millions of Users
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The ChatGPT app is under heavy strain. It frequently needs to be refreshed and may ask you to log in again. Sometimes it crashes completely for a few hours. This is what happens when millions of people are suddenly using your app all at once.
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AI Versatility: Building Content and Breaking Down Complexity
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I love how the AI can work in either direction: build your content up from nothing, or break a complex topic down into bite-sized pieces.
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AI Tools: Potential for Time Loss and Valuable Lessons Learned
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There is huge potential to lose yourself in this. And I've burned hundreds of hours experimenting with ChatGPT, and hundreds more making images with the various art AI tools. Hopefully my loss can at least be someone else's gain.
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GPT capabilities vary by topic, expected improvements ahead
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For some topics, it seems to have more knowledge. Others, you sometimes have a harder time getting it to act more uniquely. But I do agree, it should get better over time. If OpenAi's GPT-3 is any indication, it'll see huge upgrades multiple times a year.
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Testing GraphViz Reformatting Outside AI Training Data
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(*SPOILERS for Glass Onion – I needed a movie that was outside the training window*) @elzr pointed out Riley's GraphViz experiments (
https://
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Three Tech Predictions: Transformers, ROS2, and Indoor Farming
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“I never make predictions. I never have and I never will.” Tony Blair(?). Me neither, except: Transformers, ROS2, and Indoor Farming.
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Generative AI and Active Learning: AI Systems Selecting Data for Labeling
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6/Reza Zadeh sees generative AI bringing progress to active learning, where a system picks its own examples to be labeled to improve the data. With generative AI, he sees a potential revolution in algorithms generating new data to request to be labeled.