This is how I know your write-up is AI written 👇

thank youuu

This is a joke Me for one love to write in threes. If you love synonyms just as I do, you’ll probably love to write in threes and that doesn’t make it AI written. You guys want to kill people’s ability to express themselves just to please an AI merchant who sits in Silicon Valley

😂😂we have a long way to go

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@JayAndyAddo Hmm this matter. Some of us too read a lot of AI output and end up sounding like AI even though we wrote it ourselves. Some people also just flag anything well written as AI I did not read all those Prof Naa Afarley Sackeyfio English books as a kid for my writing to be flagged

Nooo. These Ai were trained by information created by Humans. Therefore it's possible people out there write like AI.

@legit_citizen Aside the emoji use, you will see this symbol too, — Ai posts/write up are easily spot-able

@DennisPrempeh4 @legit_citizen The em dash. It’s suspicious but a lot of people use it still that’s why I don’t include it. But yeah Ai is notorious for the em dash

@legit_citizen Yes

Chale you’re true but not in all cases…📌

All she’s saying is if it looks professional it’s AI enabled

Professional writing is different

Sounds like you did this research with AI

How would that work?

Hmm.. sometimes i don’t even use any ai but the system will say it ai

Now if I list 3 things in my writing, it's outrightly judged as AI-written sigh

It’s possible to list 3 things it sounds robotic if every list in the same text comes in threes. Humans would ordinarily use the info available and it may be in two or four, it won’t always be three.

Just followed you

You just talked without saying anything by the way. At the end of the day, who even invented the AI? I guess it's animals

@shaunnarmah Good points but there's nothing wrong with listing things in 3s, It's very normal. Also a good language skill fixes these Issues a great deal

@_fiifi_cof @by_SOX9

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I beg to differ. Writing and conversation are two completely different things. We naturally write more formally than we speak, so sentence structures and vocabulary that seem unusual in everyday conversation are perfectly normal in written communication. Moreover, AI models are trained on billions of words written by humans. They learn patterns that already exist in books, articles, journals, and other literature. So when a human writes well, it's not surprising that an AI detector might mistakenly flag it. In fact, put the entire Book of Genesis into some AI detectors and you'll likely get a high probability that it's AI-generated. That's because these tools don't detect AI, they rather detect writing patterns. And those patterns existed long before AI.

The hairline keeps attracting my attention

Lol

So we should stress? If we know AI, isn’t that a skill. You these academia professors dey stress we.

To be frank the people who do the AI models have to work on that “it is not, it is” thing.. the way i get instantly exasperated anytime is see that sequence of words🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️

From what I have learnt from using Chatgpt is that as you use it often it learns from prompt or requests. It is like you need to teach it how you want it reply but remember the free one we are using is a lower engine so there is a limit.

The numerous em and en dashes too

The Oxford commas are dead giveaways.

Babes, what is “guylies”? 😂

Love my guylies ❤️❤️🔥🔥🔥

🔥🔥🔥

@grok can you create a prompt such that Indo not repeat anything of this nature in my works?