Spotting AI Writing: How Reliable Are the Detectors?
The detector says it is highly accurate on longer texts but less reliable on short passages as French publishers and authors dispute an AI-authorship claim.
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Spotting AI writing: how reliable are the detectors?
An X account with a handful of followers sparked the controversy by claiming that the AI-detecting program Pangram had concluded the tale of a Haitian migrant travelling to Canada had been largely written by a text-generator such as Claude or ChatGPT. Orelien, 38, denies the allegations and has said he will prove that he wrote the book, which has been sold to publishers in more than 20 countries. "I didn't write this novel with my head, but with…
The American start-up, which claims it can unmask texts written by artificial intelligence with a very high degree of confidence, has found itself at the center of the controversy surrounding Haitian-Québécois writer Thélyson Orélien and his breakthrough novel 'C'était C'était ou Mourir.'
To test the artificial intelligence detector against Thélyson Orélien, we submitted Peguy, Zola, Dostoevski, Hugo and even the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen. With scores reaching 50%, the dead come to disturb the trial made during the lifetime.
Alexander Hurst, an American journalist and columnist of the 的Guardian, gives his impressions on the case of Thélyson Orélien, which exploded in France and was notably fed by the extreme right-wing media sphere. An episode which, according to him, illustrates well the deep fractures that cross the Hexagon.
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