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74% of New Webpages Include AI Content (Study of 900k Pages)

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8 points jankydev | 1 comments | 05 Jul 25 08:27 UTC | HN request time: 0.203s | source
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dazc ◴[05 Jul 25 09:03 UTC] No.44471235[source]▶
'According to our AI Content Detector'

I used to employ a writer who was very good but, over time, I could see patterns and phrases that were uniquely hers - her fondness for the word juxtapose became a bit of joke.

The benefit of using AI, aside from the obvious cost-saving, is that I can filter out this stuff without worrying about causing offence

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1. jankydev ◴[05 Jul 25 12:12 UTC] No.44472230[source]▶
Are you talking about replacing the writer with AI or using it as a kind of sub-editor? If the former, isn't LLM generated material chock full of repeating patterns and phrases? That's how it looks to me, anyway.