Marshall_Lawson

Marshall_Lawson t1_jczyw3v wrote

Yeah i try not to go to user history first, but once I saw it that sealed it for me.

In any case, i was already pretty sure. most people have characteristic mannerisms in their writing, even if they're being very dry and formal there will be something, and chatgpt has none. it's statistically driven to the most generic possible response. Becomes pretty easy to spot once you get used to it.

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Marshall_Lawson t1_jczx4hg wrote

I'm starting to get used to the dry yet accessible writing style of chatgpt as well as its paragraph length and conclusion paragraphs. on top of that, compare the original post to the writing style of the op's other comments, and I think you might very well be right.

also a lot of the op's recent activity is on chatgpt and bing subs.

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Marshall_Lawson t1_j6igyx8 wrote

> when i tell it its wrong it just doubles down because it does not understand fact vs opinion it just gives you the most relevant data it has and says "that's the answer you want"

In my experience, it apologizes for the mistake, and then when you ask to update (rewrite) the product incorporating the new information, it's even odds whether it will make the desired change, ignore it completely, or make a new different mistake.

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