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Amusingly, the 'histrionic' Reddit post linked to in the article smells very AI generated to me. [0] "And it doesn't stop there. There's the power question."
by mft_ 1mo ago
Amusingly, the 'histrionic' Reddit post linked to in the article smells very AI generated to me. [0]
"And it doesn't stop there. There's the power question."
So not only is the Reddit user in question writing impassioned angry screeds about being caught using AI in their work, but they are presumably asking for Claude's help in writing said prose. I wonder what that prompt looked like?
[0] https://www.reddit.com/r/artificial/comments/1vlzjc8/about_the_new_claude_watermark/ https://www.reddit.com/r/artificial/comments/1vlzjc8/about_t...
- fnordian_slip 1mo ago>Amusingly, the 'histrionic' Reddit post linked to in the article smells very AI generated to me. The whole text was a smorgasbord of the worst, most boring AI clichés possible. It was hard to finish for me, even though it is not that long, just because it was so badly written. The only reason why I think it was partly written by a person who is just way too used to AI (as opposed to a simple prompt) is that the gaps in its logic feel more human than artificial.
- armoredkitten 1mo agoYeah this definitely seems like a case of "hey AI, take this mess of incoherent conspiracy-laden rambling points and turn it into something" and the AI had to try and stitch something together that even resembled something making sense. The logic doesn't even hold together.