Students are learning to write for AI detectors, not for humans
AI checkers wanted less cheating, but they got blander writing instead
The subtle signs that give away chatbot writing, according to Wikipedia
Cutting corners: AI generated writing has a reputation problem. Academia treats it as a shortcut at best and a credibility killer at worst. Accuracy and originality are only part of the issue; the real trick is that AI text can be surprisingly slippery to pin down. Wikipedia offers a good case study. The platform, built on trust and human reliability, flat-out bans AI-written articles. Editors there have even compiled a running list of the linguistic "tells" that give a bot away.
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Getting back to the bare-bones basics
Microsoft CTO predicts AI will generate 95% of code by 2030
Developers' roles will shift toward orchestrating AI-driven workflows and solving complex problems
Pomera's typewriter smashes crowdfunding target, brings distraction-free writing to the US
Helping procrastinators stay focused
Meet the Freewrite Wordrunner, a mechanical keyboard designed with writers in mind
Hitting Kickstarter in February
Classic word processor WordStar gets a new "plug-and-play" release by one of its most loyal users
In brief: Before Microsoft Word became the de-facto standard for word processing on the PC, the market was rich with choice. WordStar is a program many great writers started their career on, and now even the most juvenile authors can easily access this classic tool thanks to DOS emulation and a repackaging effort by Robert Sawyer.
Grammarly's new AI feature can mimic your writing style and tone
Everyone can hallucinate with confidence
The Associated Press announces guidelines regarding AI usage - and so has TechSpot
Arguably one of the fields most affected by AI is journalism
Google's new "Help Me Write" makes responding to emails easier than ever
Google's AI will soon help users create completely prompt based content and visuals
Hollywood writers don't want to give generative AI any credit
AI software "does not create anything," and plagiarism is a feature of the AI process
Reliable detection of AI-generated text is impossible, a new study says
Please welcome our new LLM-based, artificial text overlords
The Writers Guild of America drops video games from its awards category
Apparently, the eligibility requirements set by the organization have proved to be troublesome
