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A new detector called StoryScope flags AI-written fiction by spotting over-explained themes and single-track plots, not surface style quirks
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Data janitor and leftover linguist (retired). Tsundoku expert. Language & Cognition. NLP. Japanese literature. Anti-authoritarian. Pro-science.
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AI Fiction Is Easy to Detect Because It's Stupid and Bad, Research Finds 404media.co
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Genre glitches and unexpected promotional phrases as a sign of AI writing jilltxt.net
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AI Animal Videos Are Ruining One Of The Internet's Last Good Things | Defector defector.com
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Chris Brockett reposted
Genre glitching: a new sign of AI-assisted writing? Thanks to @doremus-schafer.bsky.social and @srettberg.bsky.social who shared the two examples of this that I discuss in today's blog post. Please please please send me any other examples you see of this! jilltxt.net/genre-gli…
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if you haven’t read the @sabs.bsky.social piece from defector
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In NLP the fake citation crisis is fostered by the traditional conference paper format that calls for a related work section. Discussion in this section rarely contributes to the paper. A culture of fewer, but more organically chosen citations would go a long way to reducing the temptation to pad.
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