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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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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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If you wrote a couple of paragraphs, up to half of the words you used would probably be on the special list, statistically speaking. (This text is from a New York Times article from 2022.) https://t.co/uQHvkT9vjJ https://t.co/r6zohFzrEa — PolitiTweet.org

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