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  3. If you don't trust AI and AI's accuracy, then why would you trust an AI "AI-detector" 🤨

If you don't trust AI and AI's accuracy, then why would you trust an AI "AI-detector" 🤨

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  • reformed_content_marketer@mastodon.socialR reformed_content_marketer@mastodon.social

    @Em0nM4stodon There have been plenty of times when an AI "AI-detector" claimed my completely human-written content was partially AI-generated. These tools are so stupid, yet so many people trust them.

    I wish there were a reliable, non-privacy-invasive way of assuring human provenance so we could stop these kinds of false accusations. I want there to be reliably AI-free spaces again. All I can really do is use the trust system and hope that showing someone a doc's history occasionally is enough

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    #17

    @reformed_content_marketer @Em0nM4stodon Okay so this thought has only been in the oven like 5 minutes so forgive me but...

    It seems to me this is an extension of our ongoing society-wide trust crisis.

    We don't trust the news (why would we at this point)
    We don't trust the government (for obvious reasons)
    We don't trust each other
    We don't trust AI (we shouldn't)

    which kinda ties to our accountability crisis

    and it feels like there's a final place to go from here but this idea is gonna need a lot time before it's ready.

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    • meejah@mastodon.socialM meejah@mastodon.social

      @Retreival9096 @sidalsolgun @Em0nM4stodon You might not know if a teacher said this to your child...

      It's terrible and stupid and gross, and a very large school board where I live won't even intelligently talk about this stuff (Calgary Board of Education)

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      #18

      @meejah @Retreival9096 @Em0nM4stodon

      TDSB and others shouldn't be any different I guess.

      Québec may be different as their education system is different AFAIK.

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      • epic_null@infosec.exchangeE epic_null@infosec.exchange

        @reformed_content_marketer @Em0nM4stodon Okay so this thought has only been in the oven like 5 minutes so forgive me but...

        It seems to me this is an extension of our ongoing society-wide trust crisis.

        We don't trust the news (why would we at this point)
        We don't trust the government (for obvious reasons)
        We don't trust each other
        We don't trust AI (we shouldn't)

        which kinda ties to our accountability crisis

        and it feels like there's a final place to go from here but this idea is gonna need a lot time before it's ready.

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        #19

        @Epic_Null @Em0nM4stodon yeah, 100% agree. I don't even trust myself anymore half the time. I don't think I'm going to like whatever that final place to go from here is. Still thinking about how to determine what's trustworthy these days.

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        • meejah@mastodon.socialM meejah@mastodon.social

          @Retreival9096 @sidalsolgun @Em0nM4stodon You might not know if a teacher said this to your child...

          It's terrible and stupid and gross, and a very large school board where I live won't even intelligently talk about this stuff (Calgary Board of Education)

          retreival9096@hachyderm.ioR This user is from outside of this forum
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          #20

          @meejah @sidalsolgun @Em0nM4stodon
          I am fortunate my children are grown. Things weren't smooth for them, but this is one thing they didn't have to contend with.

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          • em0nm4stodon@infosec.exchangeE em0nm4stodon@infosec.exchange

            If you don't trust AI and AI's accuracy, then why would you trust an AI "AI-detector" 🤨

            Turns out, AI is horrible also at detecting AI. And this is once again an AI "solution" that creates much more damage than benefits. Please stop this nonsense.

            #NoAI #AIDetector

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            #21

            @Em0nM4stodon
            AI vendors are probably highly motivated to make AIs lean toward false positives.
            1. The more people see AI-identified stuff, the more ubiquitous and inevitable it seems.
            2. If it's any good, AI gets the credit.

            If they could actually detect quality, you can bet that only crap would get identified as 'not AI'.

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            • sidalsolgun@infosec.exchangeS sidalsolgun@infosec.exchange

              @Em0nM4stodon my teacher in Canada told me "you're using AI" just because my homework was great. (It wasn't that good imo)

              I defended myself but I still wonder what makes him think that, like AI detector or just a guess?

              I wouldn't say my homework was great anyways, I did it with my shitty English.

              The same thing is happening to other students too like they're doing the homework by themselves but the AI detector says "it's AI".

              What a year to live in...

              Edit: And it's so fuckin rude and disgusting to say "you're using AI" in the middle of the class. Jfc...

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              #22

              @sidalsolgun @Em0nM4stodon It's an inappropriate accusation to make publicly in class regardless, but if "you're using AI" is something to be said, it should be in the sense of "the writing quality is garbage", not "I don't think you're capable of writing that well". 🤬

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              • retreival9096@hachyderm.ioR retreival9096@hachyderm.io

                @meejah @sidalsolgun @Em0nM4stodon
                I am fortunate my children are grown. Things weren't smooth for them, but this is one thing they didn't have to contend with.

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                @Retreival9096 @meejah @sidalsolgun @Em0nM4stodon My AI is fighting your AI, and who's paying for all the AI? Where's all that $ going? It's a sham. Pretty soon the AI detectors will have done enough homework to put together state sponsored curriculum for AI public instruction to be taught in schools by humanoids.

                https://social.vivaldi.net/@cmthiede/116952145892326469

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                • em0nm4stodon@infosec.exchangeE em0nm4stodon@infosec.exchange

                  If you don't trust AI and AI's accuracy, then why would you trust an AI "AI-detector" 🤨

                  Turns out, AI is horrible also at detecting AI. And this is once again an AI "solution" that creates much more damage than benefits. Please stop this nonsense.

                  #NoAI #AIDetector

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                  #24

                  @Em0nM4stodon I listened to Tracie Harris on her podcast talk on exactly this. She had a good analogy with Dr Suess's story The Sneetches,

                  "In again! Out again!
                  Through the machines they raced round and about again,
                  Changing their stars every minute or two.
                  They kept paying money. They kept running through
                  Until neither the Plain nor the Star-Bellies knew
                  Whether this one was that one...or that one was this one
                  Or which one was what one...or what one was who."

                  https://seuss.fandom.com/wiki/The_Sneetches

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                  • em0nm4stodon@infosec.exchangeE em0nm4stodon@infosec.exchange

                    If you don't trust AI and AI's accuracy, then why would you trust an AI "AI-detector" 🤨

                    Turns out, AI is horrible also at detecting AI. And this is once again an AI "solution" that creates much more damage than benefits. Please stop this nonsense.

                    #NoAI #AIDetector

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                    #25

                    @Em0nM4stodon It would great if AI didn't exist at all. It's largely become a pesky nuisance. We have our own intelligence. Why on earth do we need AI? It's not even intelligent. Just a product of "stolen" rote learning.

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                    • dalias@hachyderm.ioD dalias@hachyderm.io

                      @sidalsolgun @Em0nM4stodon It's an inappropriate accusation to make publicly in class regardless, but if "you're using AI" is something to be said, it should be in the sense of "the writing quality is garbage", not "I don't think you're capable of writing that well". 🤬

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                      #26

                      @dalias @Em0nM4stodon

                      God sent you to me from the Based Department.

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                      • em0nm4stodon@infosec.exchangeE em0nm4stodon@infosec.exchange

                        If you don't trust AI and AI's accuracy, then why would you trust an AI "AI-detector" 🤨

                        Turns out, AI is horrible also at detecting AI. And this is once again an AI "solution" that creates much more damage than benefits. Please stop this nonsense.

                        #NoAI #AIDetector

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                        #27

                        @Em0nM4stodon

                        You're absolutely right, I see the issue now. There is no reliable way to tell if something is written by an AI since many people use a similar writing style.

                        Would you like me to provide you a list of AI detectors?

                        [♻️ regenerate]

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