People Are Loading Their Writing With Typos to Prove They’re Not AI
Typos have become indicative of the human element. At a time when AI is becoming unavoidable, they're a welcome sight.
Typos have become indicative of the human element. At a time when AI is becoming unavoidable, they're a welcome sight.
"This is my creative sanctuary, where the viking blood flows into every track."
Finally: a sane commencement speaker.
"Given rapidly advancing capabilities, we expect the plausible robustness of rogue deployments to increase substantially in the coming months."
"Using AI to simulate porn of people who didn't consent to you is a vile, horrific crime!"
The straits are not okay.
The future of Google Search, folks.
"Remember. Whoever designed the system doesn't make mistakes."
"I have actually no problem selling any book."
"The more I used it, the more I thought this could actually be a good thing."
"The passengers abandoned the vehicle and the driver was arrested."
"Suddenly, large areas are just falling to pieces."
"We need to be extremely cautious."
"The future demands more compute than we can imagine."
"So this means you expect every author to check every citation and make sure that every citation is real and accurate?"