AI Chatbots Are so Good at Pretending to Be Human that Other AIs Can’t Catch Them
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A recent study has shown that artificial intelligence-supported chat robots can imitate human communication methods to the extent that it makes it difficult to distinguish them from real people.
AI chatbots are so good at pretending to be human that other AIs can’t catch them
Researchers tested seven AI chatbots to see if they could distinguish humans from AI. The bots identified just three AI participants across 98 tests, highlighting how difficult AI detection can be.
New research from Paris Cité University proves that modern AI models, such as ChatGPT 4.5 and Claude 3.7, are unable to distinguish real people from bots, undermining the reliability of AI detectors.
Not even an artificial intelligence (AI) is a guarantee of success in identifying another machine. In a study that placed chatbots in the role of interrogators, the systems correctly recognized AI participants in only three of 98 tests. The research, published in Computers in Human Behavior Reports, adapted the Turing Test to investigate whether language models can distinguish people from other chatbots during a conversation. What is the Turing …
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