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The model’s output is often so sophisticated that it can seem like the chatbot understands what it is saying — but it does not. When ChatGPT says something that is untrue, it inherently doesn’t realize it. https://t.co/uQHvkT9vjJ https://t.co/ayIFwNwMOo — PolitiTweet.org

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A.I. software, like ChatGPT, then chooses a word with a high score, and moves on to the next one. Every choice it makes is determined by complex math and huge amounts of data. So much so that it often produces text that is both coherent and accurate. https://t.co/uQHvkT9vjJ https://t.co/LcQLzOHNMe — PolitiTweet.org

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One attempt to recognize A.I.-generated text is called watermarking. Here’s how it works: Imagine a list of every word you know, and that half of those words are on a special list. https://t.co/uQHvkT9vjJ https://t.co/1ahZnQbZvT — PolitiTweet.org

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