I input some text I found off a random NBC article I saw posted to reddit and its likelihood is also listed at quite high.
> A 6-foot-6 Florida high-schooler pummeled a female school employee, leaving her unconscious after she confiscated his Nintendo Switch, according to police and video surveillance of the attack.
> The attack happened Tuesday at Matanzas High School in Palm Coast, according to the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office.
> Palm Coast is about 35 miles north of Daytona Beach.
> The 17-year-old student is 6-foot-6 and weighs 270 pounds, officials said.
> “The student stated that he was upset because the victim took his Nintendo Switch away from him during class,” the sheriff's office statement said.
Now, I don't have proof this wasn't AI generated, but I think its more likely that the tool just sucks. We have to remember that these dull, flavorless articles that are written en-masse are what comprises a huge portion of what ChatGPT is trained upon; so while the tool may be useful for determining other types of text, I imagine it'll have a high false positive rate on these generic types of articles.
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I input some text I found off a random NBC article I saw posted to reddit and its likelihood is also listed at quite high.
> A 6-foot-6 Florida high-schooler pummeled a female school employee, leaving her unconscious after she confiscated his Nintendo Switch, according to police and video surveillance of the attack.
> The attack happened Tuesday at Matanzas High School in Palm Coast, according to the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office.
> Palm Coast is about 35 miles north of Daytona Beach.
> The 17-year-old student is 6-foot-6 and weighs 270 pounds, officials said.
> “The student stated that he was upset because the victim took his Nintendo Switch away from him during class,” the sheriff's office statement said.
Now, I don't have proof this wasn't AI generated, but I think its more likely that the tool just sucks. We have to remember that these dull, flavorless articles that are written en-masse are what comprises a huge portion of what ChatGPT is trained upon; so while the tool may be useful for determining other types of text, I imagine it'll have a high false positive rate on these generic types of articles.