2 tools to identify robot inventions due to the success of generative AI.
It has always existed. The fear that, at a certain point in technological and scientific development, humans and machines will be almost indistinguishable has always accompanied progress.
This has served as an argument for well-known works of science fiction such as the movie Blade Runner and as a promoter of inventions such as the Turing test, which the English mathematician Alan Turing designed in the early twentieth century, long before AI gave him to become an artist and wrote and painted as he does today. to distinguish robots and humans.
Although science as a whole is far from needing a Rick Deckard specialized in distinguishing almost at a glance one and the other, the explosion that has been experienced in recent months what is known as generative AI, robots trained with algorithms and capable of creating from nothing, has raised more than one eyebrow among the scientific community.
It has done so, it must be recognized because the quality of the productions is getting better after an improvement that in recent times has been revealed as exponential.
While it is true that a year ago it was still possible to speak with some sarcasm of the narrow capabilities of word processors and image creators, it is no less true that, for a few weeks, more and more evidence abounds that the time is not far off when real machines are capable, for example, to regularly create formally impeccable texts.
Therefore, I wanted to test first-hand 2 of these detector tools. That's how they work.
GPTZero:
Web access to the beta of GPTZero. As its name suggests, GPTZero is designed to combat in some way the creation of ChatGPT, an AI word processor created by OpenAI that has been surprising experts for months with the quality of its writings.
According to Tian himself, his motivation is none other than to combat possible cases of robotic plagiarism: "There is a lot of ChatGPT out there. Humans deserve to know what has been written with a machine!" proclaimed Tian.
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in 2023 to avoid inflating a new bubble
Business Insider Spain has tested the beta version of this tool. Given to analysis of the first 6 paragraphs of this text, they have reached a score of 231 in "perplexity", a quality by which humans, sometimes without realizing it, can generate attention about what we write through how we write it.
The more perplexity, the more human, and vice versa. A text generated in English about the origin of the universe by shortly.ai, on the other hand, has barely garnered 17 points of perplexity, which reveals that the simplicity of its structures gives a clue that it is a writing of artificial intelligence.
Grammica
The grammica is a text creation platform using AI that seeks to provide companies with tools to, among many other things, generate advertising texts that help them multiply the sales of their products. However, its website also has a text detection tool written by AI that, very quickly and easily, is capable of launching a percentage with the chances that there is that a text has been written by a machine.
Although well-intentioned, it should be noted that the tool still has a lot of room for improvement. Business Insider Spain has done the test, first of all, with the first paragraphs of this text, which have yielded 100% humanity (to the relief of those who sign this information).
This entrepreneur has
used ChatGPT to write a children's book in 2 hours: she wants to prove that
generative AI can be a powerful learning tool
However, below we have
also analyzed 3 texts in Spanish generated in escribelo.ai, a tool for
generating texts by AI (at the time of writing, ChatGPT is saturated), and one
generated in English by shortly.ai.
The result is that the 3 texts in Spanish have also been identified as written 100% by a human being, while the English text has garnered 97% of humanity.
This means that Writer still has some way to go to update its
system to the latest trends in generative AI. However, it remains a tool
available in cases that may be more or less clear.
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