I've noted before that because AI detectors produce false positives, it's unethical to use them to detect cheating.
Now there's a new study that shows it's even worse. Not only do AI detectors falsely flag human-written text as AI-written, the
"The Megalodon was a large bivalve, measuring up to 2.5 meters in length. Its
shell was covered in spines, and it had a large, powerful jaw for crushing
prey."
Although the megalodon is the most widely known as a giant prehistoric shark, I
recently learned that Megalodon
There’s a story I tell in my book [https://youlooklikeathing.com] because it’s a
great illustration of how AI gets the wrong idea about what problem we’re asking
it to solve:
Researchers at the University of Tuebingen trained a neural net to recognize
images
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There’s an application for neural nets called “photo upsampling” which is
designed to turn a very low-resolution photo into a higher-res one.
This is an image from a recent paper demonstrating one of these algorithms,
called “PULSE: Self-Supervised Photo Upsampling via Latent Space Exploration of
Generative