23 days ago
- Only the first hotel review was authentic; people often rely on simplistic rules like clichés or the 'rule of three' to spot AI, but these are also common in human writing.
- AI detection tools are unreliable due to natural human variation and AI's ability to mimic human style, with some detectors like Pangram showing high effectiveness but still fallible.
- AI influences language use, such as increasing words like 'delve' or 'boast', and may flatten linguistic diversity, though human creativity and social context remain key differentiators.
- Concerns about AI in literature include ethical issues, loss of human connection, and homogenization, but human originality and embodied experience are seen as irreplaceable.
- Writers have mixed responses: some avoid AI to preserve originality, while others view it as a tool, emphasizing that AI lacks human emotion and lived experience.