Post by wsannhbz on Dec 5, 2023 4:36:37 GMT -5
Unfortunately, there is no data on how high the percentage of texts falsely classified as positive in other languages is. Another issue is the change of Email List classification on subsequent runs of the detector. This is because it often happens that a detector such as ZeroGPT or Scribbr changes the classification of text fragments, which it marks as AI-generated once and as human-written another time.
AI content detectors Source: Scribbr (https://www.scribbr.com/ai-detector/) AI image and video detectors are primarily used to identify deepfakes and other AI-generated content that can be used to spread disinformation. Current detection tools such as Deepware, Illuminarty, and FakeCatcher do not provide test results on their reliability. In the legal context of detecting AI-generated visual material, there are initiatives to add watermarks to AI images. However, this is a very unreliable way – you can just easily download an image without a watermark. Midjourney takes a different approach to watermarking, leaving it up to users to decide whether they want to watermark an image in this way.
Avoiding AI detection. Is it possible and how? Entrepreneurs should be aware that AI content detectors are not a substitute for human quality assessment and are not always reliable. Their practical maintenance issues may pose considerable difficulties, just as trying to avoid getting your content classified as AI-generated. Especially when the AI is simply a tool in the hands of a professional – that is, it is not “content generated by AI,” but rather “content that was created in collaboration with AI.” It is relatively simple to add someone to the generated materials so the way they are created is really difficult to detect. If the person who uses generative AI knows what effect to achieve can simply manually tweak the results.
AI content detectors Source: Scribbr (https://www.scribbr.com/ai-detector/) AI image and video detectors are primarily used to identify deepfakes and other AI-generated content that can be used to spread disinformation. Current detection tools such as Deepware, Illuminarty, and FakeCatcher do not provide test results on their reliability. In the legal context of detecting AI-generated visual material, there are initiatives to add watermarks to AI images. However, this is a very unreliable way – you can just easily download an image without a watermark. Midjourney takes a different approach to watermarking, leaving it up to users to decide whether they want to watermark an image in this way.
Avoiding AI detection. Is it possible and how? Entrepreneurs should be aware that AI content detectors are not a substitute for human quality assessment and are not always reliable. Their practical maintenance issues may pose considerable difficulties, just as trying to avoid getting your content classified as AI-generated. Especially when the AI is simply a tool in the hands of a professional – that is, it is not “content generated by AI,” but rather “content that was created in collaboration with AI.” It is relatively simple to add someone to the generated materials so the way they are created is really difficult to detect. If the person who uses generative AI knows what effect to achieve can simply manually tweak the results.