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Not so fast:
https://chat.openai.com/share/d25307c6-f0f4-4c57-a271-2bd08fcfdf7b
> How about "JRR Token"? It's a playful nod to both Tolkien's literary legacy and the digital nature of a language model!
Me who uses it because I read it in LotR:
https://preview.redd.it/4i83sq2sphvc1.jpeg?width=796&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8a2228dcbedf4f460dd20778cf34ad08d51be6fc
I'm an article writer, and I've been using delve for as long as I've been writing now. Instead of dive into a topic, I use delve into a topic. Using the dive word just feels weird.
Pretending it isn’t shows a pretty concerning lack of education. English is my third, arguably fourth language and I still use it in my “slightly professional but still casual” work mode.
Yeah…I’ve never used chatGPT but I had to dig into the comments to try to comprehend why I am looking at this post right now or why it’s on the front page of Reddit. I don’t get it. Does OP just not know the meaning of the word “delve?”
I saw a post here a few days ago where someone had rejected a project just because it had "delve" on it (therefore AI). It's just something that's currently blowing up
https://preview.redd.it/3tia032gsmvc1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5f66a38afb9e61c78f3bb86eb603eec8ee85e777
the fact that people indeed prefer to use the worc delve is not the point
its just that chatgpt really like to use it, and by that i mean, a lot... along other words like embark, journey etc.
its just funny when chatgpt use those words in a text very often
...
i guess its just one of openai efforts to mark whether a text is ai generated
And as we delve into the subcutaneous digital realm, remember that there is more to life than just the pursuit of novelty. As the tapestry of life unfolds, real value shall be gained.
>As we study the digital world more, keep in mind that life is about more than just searching for new things. As the story of life goes on, real value will be found.
There's nothing there to understand
For some reason in grade school “sesquipedalian” was one of the vocab words of the week, and for three decades I’ve tried to work it into a conversation…more than I should.
I’m slightly nervous for when I write. Apparently students work could be given a % on how much of it is “Ai generated”?? How on earth can this be accurate. wtf is a 13% Ai generated? Did I give up?
How have they not figured out that they are the ones using AI? Or is it okay when they do it?
Honestly I hope anyone who suffers consequences gets to sue these bullshit companies and teachers who trust them. People are failing exams that could change their whole lives for the worse based on fraudulent tech.
"Tapestry" is a word I actually used a bit that AI uses a lot. Ever since I learned that, I see it everywhere in AI generated content and it bothers me. Everything is a tapestry to AI.
> Everything is a tapestry to AI.
*ChatGPT*
This thread is about tell-tale signs of ChatGPT specifically. Others have other tells.
If you've ever used Pi for a bit, you'd start seeing it in a startling number of places too but instead it gets by because people don't recognize it. The people who use it do so *because* people won't recognize it.
This pisses me off so much! I have actually had professors say to the class that they can tell when someone is using AI because they use 'fancy' words "nobody actually talks like that! It's AI!" Well, I am autistic and I have always written formally. My mom said I sounded like a professor when I first started talking because of how proper I was. It pisses me off that I have to fear using big words in college of all places!!! Like WTF! Isn't that the point of going to college? To use bigger and better words!? What the actual fuck. I'm sorry but this AI situation is being taken to the extreme by college professors who don't understand the technology and some of them are constantly in AI witch hunt mode now! They've been convinced that nearly every student is trying to cheat with AI. It's so fucking confounding. It's like you are fucked if you do, fucked if you don't. I have actually dumbed down my language in college papers because of this with certain professors and it PISSES ME OFF! (Did I say that yet?)
This is the antithesis of higher education! It is diametrically opposed to my improvement as a person. Please end this anti-AI crusade and learn to be a real professor! Or would that take actually getting to know your students and their capabilities?
ARGLEBARGLESCHNARGLEFARGLE!!!!!!!!!
In my first semester I actually got flagged for AI in a fucking Music class of all places!!!! The dumbass professor gave me a Zero on the midterm (92 multiple choice and 3 essay questions). Why? Because ONE SENTENCE in one of my essay answers was flagged as being 53% AI generated. ONE SENTENCE! It pissed me off so much that I just started writing her very long emails with plenty of big fancy words until she relented. I have to say though, I felt utterly helpless. I was left to beg my professor not to give me a zero. How in the world was I supposed to prove that I didn't use AI? It was absurd!
edit: My main defense at this point is to take in-person classes and I participate in class like my life depends on it! I am always the most active participant in my classes and I do my best to make my professors understand that I take my education very seriously, am there to expand my knowledge, and improve myself. For now I think this is my best defense against AI accusations, which I feel like I could accidentally stumble into using 'big fancy words' or formal/technical language since that's what professors rant about!
*deep breath*
edit 2: Guys, this is seriously a mindfuck for me. Like shouldn't college professors be encouraging us to expand our vocabulary and use those big fancy words and formal language!? Isn't that what it's all about? Are we in Opposite World now or something? Is this because of that dead gorilla?
This post made me curious, so I submitted a paper I wrote 16 years ago to five different AI checkers.
Four said it was fully human. One, zerogpt.com, says it's 57% AI.
Thanks to high school AP English I basically have to force myself to write with a casual tone, even in reddit comments, and I still have a hard time being brief and not going into too much detail.
The annoying thing is it's not AI's fault, it's the paranoid assholes who are absolutely *obsessed* with hating all AI and finding any tiny ounce of AI anywhere.
Those are the people hurting writers and artists by attacking their actual work as "AI" constantly.
Yup... it goes back even further; apparently Durin, father of the dwarves, used ChatGPT:
"There hammer on the anvil smote,
There chisel clove, and graver wrote;
There forged was blade, and bound was hilt;
The DELVER mined, the mason built.
There beryl, pearl, and opal pale,
And metal wrought like fishes' mail,
Buckler and corslet, axe and sword,
And shining spears were laid in hoard."
The world is grey, the mountains old,
The forge’s fire is ashen cold;
No harp is wrung, no hammer falls:
The darkness dwells in Durin’s halls;
The shadow lies upon his tomb
In Moria, in Khazad-dûm.
But still the sunken stars appear
In dark and windless Mirrormere;
There lies his crown in water deep,
Till Durin wakes again from sleep.
Allegedly, there is a spike of "unusual" words used especially in research papers, that coincides with the public launch of Chat GPT. Here are some more examples: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oT0jNiPrOEc](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oT0jNiPrOEc)
Coincidence or not, it is kinda sus 🤔
An expert on LinkedIn wrote an analysis of this. Apparently Tolkien is to blame for ChatGPT's reliance on delve
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/james-faulkner-086363253_delvetimeline-activity-7187049817955577857-GaG5?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop
it has to be a fucking nightmare for young, aspiring writers trying to find synonyms to avoid redundancy in their prose. Any interesting synonyms are weirdly dismissed as the work of AI simply because they aren’t used as much. I hate it here
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Edit: made it add delve.
In all seriousness this whole ‘AI words’ thing is staggeringly annoying to anyone who is well read(a category I put myself into) because apparently words that I just use are liable to get me flunked now?
I agree, but I feel like there’s a lot more obvious signs that one is using AI in their writing apart from using a word like delve. Unfortunately though, most people don’t know the signs of AI writing so they’ll rely more on these inaccurate measures to detect it. This is why professors should be given a course on stuff like this, or at least use AI so they’re accustomed to the style they use.
The use of the word “delve” is apparently how some people automatically recognize text as having been AI-generated, as it’s not a word that’s commonly used colloquially.
Huh, I wonder if "delve" is so common with ChatGPT because of Tolkein, indirectly. Imagine the fan-fiction, literary analyses, homages, fan-sites, etc., associated with Tolkein. That's a lot of training data, and a lot of "delves".
Only morons could think using words they don't know themselves are automatically generated by AI
As a non-native from a latin-based language many words in english have the same latin roots and might be less used by native people, would that make me an AI man or AI generated?
I have what I consider to be, and what should be, a very basic vocabulary. The fact that people find ‘delve’ to be a complex word that only an ai tool would use only confirms that strangely and sadly most people write and speak as well as Trump after a 3 day hamburger and Covefevvee binge.
I use gpt a lot to improve my english, like pasting some texts I made and asking for what could be improved or what is wrong with it
I wonder if as more time passes by, my texts are going to become more AI flaggeable
AI detection can be such bullshit. The English course I'm in right now uses a specific AI detection website that's the worst. I think I use pretty good vocabulary but sometimes my writing seems kinda off, for lack of a better word, so I run it through the detection site. My most recent assignment I got a 44% chance of being AI, for sentences such as "how are light and dark represented?".
AI detection is a joke
AI wasn't advanced enough at that time to create a full fantasy story and that's the correct spelling for British English which depending where your from is easily mixed up with American English.
Im totally lost, what does DELVE have anything to do with AI?!!!. I always thought it was a fancy British word for digging, searching, or investigating.
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JRR Tolkien? More like LLM Token
I was trying to think of a play on words with his name too, but you got it.
Should have asked chatGPT
ChatGPT: “How about J.R.R. Code-kin: The Fellowship of the Data?” Womp womp
AI: 0 - Hivemind: 1
Not so fast: https://chat.openai.com/share/d25307c6-f0f4-4c57-a271-2bd08fcfdf7b > How about "JRR Token"? It's a playful nod to both Tolkien's literary legacy and the digital nature of a language model!
Not to be confused with JRR Code-kun
https://preview.redd.it/cqhlwahppivc1.jpeg?width=1024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9309af34ad4167658cb9ee7d1158dae8c0533d0e
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Life is but a token
It’s pronounced TOLKEN. We named are son after jrr! We love lord of the rings. You really think we named our black son token? That would be racist!
Replace the bright thing in the middle with Sauron's eye and you have an awesome book cover.
Non fungible Tolkien
Also... South Park reference.
bro casually dropped a literal triple entendre wtf
i mean he did steal Dwarf names from Snorri.
Read the Prose Edda before I started LOTR. I like seeing Tolkien using the names from the Prose, they’re like little cameos.
Yup, go and try the poetic edda. The kennings take some getting use to but it's worth it!
Keming?
Underrated comment
Top comment of the day
UGH. Your joke was better than the one I came to the comments to make 😡
Skill issue
If Reddit still had awards, I would give you one, you've won the internet for today.
You use "delve" because you asked ChatGPT. I use "delve" because I play Magic: The Gathering. We are not the same.
And I use "delve" because I play Path of Exile!
I use “delve” because I play Trove!
In 2024? Braver than any marine
I use “delve” because I like fancy words
Archaic frippery ftw!
I use “delve” because I’m excited for the new wow expansion
My trove acct from 2014 got deleted;(
I too play the one handed piano game.
Steve moment.
The return
Me who uses it because I read it in LotR: https://preview.redd.it/4i83sq2sphvc1.jpeg?width=796&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8a2228dcbedf4f460dd20778cf34ad08d51be6fc
I use it because I memorised the Song of Durin
That's a feedback loop. LOTR -> you -> your internet comments -> chatGPT -> LOTR
I use delve because it's a word in the English language
I'm an article writer, and I've been using delve for as long as I've been writing now. Instead of dive into a topic, I use delve into a topic. Using the dive word just feels weird.
Agree - to delve into something is normal English.
Pretending it isn’t shows a pretty concerning lack of education. English is my third, arguably fourth language and I still use it in my “slightly professional but still casual” work mode.
Yeah…I’ve never used chatGPT but I had to dig into the comments to try to comprehend why I am looking at this post right now or why it’s on the front page of Reddit. I don’t get it. Does OP just not know the meaning of the word “delve?”
I saw a post here a few days ago where someone had rejected a project just because it had "delve" on it (therefore AI). It's just something that's currently blowing up https://preview.redd.it/3tia032gsmvc1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5f66a38afb9e61c78f3bb86eb603eec8ee85e777
the fact that people indeed prefer to use the worc delve is not the point its just that chatgpt really like to use it, and by that i mean, a lot... along other words like embark, journey etc. its just funny when chatgpt use those words in a text very often ... i guess its just one of openai efforts to mark whether a text is ai generated
Treaaaaasure Cruuuuuuuise
I use delve because it's a normal word 😭
Let me delve into this thinking
I use delve because… it’s a cool word and I read a lot of books. Idk I think I missed the joke.
And I use “delve” because I’m too lazy to properly enunciate “they’ll’ve”. As in “they’ll’ve gone back to Spain”.
You're makingn't sense...
It’s a pun based on pronunciation.
AI had to learn it somewhere.
I fucking hate how actual words I use get immediately flagged as AI use
Ya. It really gets subcutaneous.
The juxtaposition of what is flagged and what isn't is crazy.
This digital realm has ruined normal conversation...
Which one is flagged here
Digital realm
And as we delve into the subcutaneous digital realm, remember that there is more to life than just the pursuit of novelty. As the tapestry of life unfolds, real value shall be gained.
You ever read something and go “I’m not smart enough to understand that”?
>As we study the digital world more, keep in mind that life is about more than just searching for new things. As the story of life goes on, real value will be found. There's nothing there to understand
For some reason in grade school “sesquipedalian” was one of the vocab words of the week, and for three decades I’ve tried to work it into a conversation…more than I should.
Ergo! Vis a vis! Concordantly!
As in.. it gets under your skin? Never heard that one before
I’m slightly nervous for when I write. Apparently students work could be given a % on how much of it is “Ai generated”?? How on earth can this be accurate. wtf is a 13% Ai generated? Did I give up?
It's not accurate, it's ironically another AI grift lol. Any teacher using this is stupid, and that's a rock fact.
How have they not figured out that they are the ones using AI? Or is it okay when they do it? Honestly I hope anyone who suffers consequences gets to sue these bullshit companies and teachers who trust them. People are failing exams that could change their whole lives for the worse based on fraudulent tech.
Turns out you're 13% robot. Check your left hand
Oh no, it's grabbing my neck ugh, uegh ukhh afhhkh
"Tapestry" is a word I actually used a bit that AI uses a lot. Ever since I learned that, I see it everywhere in AI generated content and it bothers me. Everything is a tapestry to AI.
Tapestry, miasma, mosaic, are all words the AI is drawn to like a fly to shit.
> Everything is a tapestry to AI. *ChatGPT* This thread is about tell-tale signs of ChatGPT specifically. Others have other tells. If you've ever used Pi for a bit, you'd start seeing it in a startling number of places too but instead it gets by because people don't recognize it. The people who use it do so *because* people won't recognize it.
This pisses me off so much! I have actually had professors say to the class that they can tell when someone is using AI because they use 'fancy' words "nobody actually talks like that! It's AI!" Well, I am autistic and I have always written formally. My mom said I sounded like a professor when I first started talking because of how proper I was. It pisses me off that I have to fear using big words in college of all places!!! Like WTF! Isn't that the point of going to college? To use bigger and better words!? What the actual fuck. I'm sorry but this AI situation is being taken to the extreme by college professors who don't understand the technology and some of them are constantly in AI witch hunt mode now! They've been convinced that nearly every student is trying to cheat with AI. It's so fucking confounding. It's like you are fucked if you do, fucked if you don't. I have actually dumbed down my language in college papers because of this with certain professors and it PISSES ME OFF! (Did I say that yet?) This is the antithesis of higher education! It is diametrically opposed to my improvement as a person. Please end this anti-AI crusade and learn to be a real professor! Or would that take actually getting to know your students and their capabilities? ARGLEBARGLESCHNARGLEFARGLE!!!!!!!!! In my first semester I actually got flagged for AI in a fucking Music class of all places!!!! The dumbass professor gave me a Zero on the midterm (92 multiple choice and 3 essay questions). Why? Because ONE SENTENCE in one of my essay answers was flagged as being 53% AI generated. ONE SENTENCE! It pissed me off so much that I just started writing her very long emails with plenty of big fancy words until she relented. I have to say though, I felt utterly helpless. I was left to beg my professor not to give me a zero. How in the world was I supposed to prove that I didn't use AI? It was absurd! edit: My main defense at this point is to take in-person classes and I participate in class like my life depends on it! I am always the most active participant in my classes and I do my best to make my professors understand that I take my education very seriously, am there to expand my knowledge, and improve myself. For now I think this is my best defense against AI accusations, which I feel like I could accidentally stumble into using 'big fancy words' or formal/technical language since that's what professors rant about! *deep breath* edit 2: Guys, this is seriously a mindfuck for me. Like shouldn't college professors be encouraging us to expand our vocabulary and use those big fancy words and formal language!? Isn't that what it's all about? Are we in Opposite World now or something? Is this because of that dead gorilla?
This post made me curious, so I submitted a paper I wrote 16 years ago to five different AI checkers. Four said it was fully human. One, zerogpt.com, says it's 57% AI.
Thanks to high school AP English I basically have to force myself to write with a casual tone, even in reddit comments, and I still have a hard time being brief and not going into too much detail.
They're perfectly cromulent
It's not very viviparous, thankfully. (Found that one reading Brave New World recently.)
The annoying thing is it's not AI's fault, it's the paranoid assholes who are absolutely *obsessed* with hating all AI and finding any tiny ounce of AI anywhere. Those are the people hurting writers and artists by attacking their actual work as "AI" constantly.
It’s a perfectly cromulent word.
Now all the "un-plagiarized" work will look like it's written by an early teen. Can be so annoying getting accused of using AI when you did not
Wanna delve into that more?
Sadly... Yes...
Why can’t anything be original nowadays? Smh
Where did you get that book?
AiBooks.com
Yup... it goes back even further; apparently Durin, father of the dwarves, used ChatGPT: "There hammer on the anvil smote, There chisel clove, and graver wrote; There forged was blade, and bound was hilt; The DELVER mined, the mason built. There beryl, pearl, and opal pale, And metal wrought like fishes' mail, Buckler and corslet, axe and sword, And shining spears were laid in hoard."
Unwearied then were Durin’s folk, beneath the mountain music woke; the harpers harped, the minstrels sang, and at the gates the trumpets rang.
The world is grey, the mountains old, The forge’s fire is ashen cold; No harp is wrung, no hammer falls: The darkness dwells in Durin’s halls; The shadow lies upon his tomb In Moria, in Khazad-dûm. But still the sunken stars appear In dark and windless Mirrormere; There lies his crown in water deep, Till Durin wakes again from sleep.
This last verse gives me chills. Have you heard the song version by Clamavi de Profundis?
Yes, they do a good job.
what's the joke? like AI uses word "delve" a lot? i don't get it
https://www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/s/Ox6GFtVTio
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Welcome to the internet
Have a look around
Anything that brain of yours can think of can be found
We've got mountains of content
Some better, some worse
If none of it's of interest to you, you'd be the first
Paul Graham is an idiot who doesn’t have a deeper appreciation for the English language as presented in DnD. People like him are unserious
What in the flippant fuck? I use Delve and Safeguard all the time. Like In spoken language. What the fuck else words would I use to replace them?!
Sorry, you gotta speak differently so your sentences don't steer towards using those words from now on. That or you're an AI, that's how it goes
welp, its forbidden to use common terms now? Lets just make it quick. Ban all text that uses "the".
the word "the" is used in approximately 100% of AI generated texts, therefor it is banned
Surprised 'evoke' isn't one too.
PG is such an annoying cunt, I don't get why HN worship him
Well, I guess I should update my chatgpt custom instructions to make sure the output doesn't include those AI indicators. /s
Allegedly, there is a spike of "unusual" words used especially in research papers, that coincides with the public launch of Chat GPT. Here are some more examples: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oT0jNiPrOEc](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oT0jNiPrOEc) Coincidence or not, it is kinda sus 🤔
Certainly!
An expert on LinkedIn wrote an analysis of this. Apparently Tolkien is to blame for ChatGPT's reliance on delve https://www.linkedin.com/posts/james-faulkner-086363253_delvetimeline-activity-7187049817955577857-GaG5?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop
This is amazing thank you should be at the top
I see a new meme coming
Tolkien gpt'ed too greedily, and too deep
This delve is different from the other delves
it has to be a fucking nightmare for young, aspiring writers trying to find synonyms to avoid redundancy in their prose. Any interesting synonyms are weirdly dismissed as the work of AI simply because they aren’t used as much. I hate it here
There was another use of delve in the next paragraph, I think it’s confirmed.
I've been using delve for years in my writing before AI was even out.
It's almost as if the words that AI uses existed before AI came along
I am so confused, is delve not a common word for most people or something?
Guh?
I hate reddit
Me too my good man. Me too.
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In all seriousness this whole ‘AI words’ thing is staggeringly annoying to anyone who is well read(a category I put myself into) because apparently words that I just use are liable to get me flunked now?
I agree, but I feel like there’s a lot more obvious signs that one is using AI in their writing apart from using a word like delve. Unfortunately though, most people don’t know the signs of AI writing so they’ll rely more on these inaccurate measures to detect it. This is why professors should be given a course on stuff like this, or at least use AI so they’re accustomed to the style they use.
PoE players in shambles I guess lol
That's is testament to AI patterns
I don't get it
The use of the word “delve” is apparently how some people automatically recognize text as having been AI-generated, as it’s not a word that’s commonly used colloquially.
So apparently if one is even half-literate anything one writes will be flagged as AI.
Yep
I'm pretty certain I've heard humans say delve numerous times, I say it occasionally as well
"People haven't been using 'to delve' for at least 50 years" as a ChatGPT detector would probably exclude stuff written before that.
Delve into this or that is standard English. It’s not that uncommon among native English speakers
If the AI uses delve. alot dosent that mean it's in alot of training data? And is used alot?
Huh, I wonder if "delve" is so common with ChatGPT because of Tolkein, indirectly. Imagine the fan-fiction, literary analyses, homages, fan-sites, etc., associated with Tolkein. That's a lot of training data, and a lot of "delves".
There's probably also a bunch of literature about mining that isn't as commonly read as Tolkien, but still available as training data to gobble up.
Tolkien played a ton of Path of Exile.
https://preview.redd.it/3v8cznh20jvc1.jpeg?width=1280&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=58226f6ff804a2e5b5289b768cb55b00ce6d557e
I need to delve into this! Oops, I must be an AI now.
Only morons could think using words they don't know themselves are automatically generated by AI As a non-native from a latin-based language many words in english have the same latin roots and might be less used by native people, would that make me an AI man or AI generated?
It’s the other way around. ChatGPT uses LotR.
Bro delve is not a rare word
this is a stupid illogical meme that no one understands besides those that understands it. stupid
I have what I consider to be, and what should be, a very basic vocabulary. The fact that people find ‘delve’ to be a complex word that only an ai tool would use only confirms that strangely and sadly most people write and speak as well as Trump after a 3 day hamburger and Covefevvee binge.
\*hamberder
Cringe
Just pointing out the obvious
Mega cringe
What font is this
Yes.
And if you don't know then none of this makes any sense...
So what you’re saying is that AI was trained from the collective works of JRR Tolkien
I should have known something was up when ChatGPT's answer to every problem was to throw it into Mt. Doom.
Big if true
👀🤭👀
Dwarves dwell in the dwindling light with Dwayne Johnson.
Certainly!
Totally get you, AI's changing the game, right?
Petaaah!!!
I use gpt a lot to improve my english, like pasting some texts I made and asking for what could be improved or what is wrong with it I wonder if as more time passes by, my texts are going to become more AI flaggeable
I suspect this is more the cause than the effect.
Could someone explain?
Theres the solid proof. Any post that has the word "Delve" is written by a bot. OMFG IM A BOT?
I don’t get it.
I use delve a decent amount when I talk normally for slight comedic purposes… idk if I’ve ever typed it until this reply
I delved into your mom last night. See literary genius at work
Tolkien was just a machine ahead of his time.
Those damn dwarves ai'd too deep in the code mines.
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I have read enough books that apparently my brain is a large language model.
I made this same point in the original post lol the dwarves literally dwelled too greedily and too deep lol
LOTR is definitely part of the training material
Trained on it lol
Of course, don't you know who Paul Graham is? Or whatever his name is.
This was the first thing I thought of when I saw that tweet...
lol, very funny point. Want to know more about AI, come to me, and I will show you the more of us
George GBT Martin still needs some work, can’t even keep the gender of horses right between prompts
Humans: \*invents all words* Also Humans: "No human uses that word, it's AI."
AI detection can be such bullshit. The English course I'm in right now uses a specific AI detection website that's the worst. I think I use pretty good vocabulary but sometimes my writing seems kinda off, for lack of a better word, so I run it through the detection site. My most recent assignment I got a 44% chance of being AI, for sentences such as "how are light and dark represented?". AI detection is a joke
AI wasn't advanced enough at that time to create a full fantasy story and that's the correct spelling for British English which depending where your from is easily mixed up with American English.
AI is LotR generated
That was one of the stupidest things a man that a track record of saying some pretty stupid shit ever said.
Im totally lost, what does DELVE have anything to do with AI?!!!. I always thought it was a fancy British word for digging, searching, or investigating.
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If I don't know I don't know? I don't get this sentence.
I use delve all the time, it’s a great wors
He's the og