Ask HN: How are you proving your writing is human made?
The article discusses the challenges of distinguishing between human-written and AI-generated content. It highlights the increasing difficulty in identifying AI-generated material as technology advances. The author shares personal strategies for proving their work is human-made, such as recording the writing process or minimizing revisions.
- ▪There is ongoing debate about whether content is AI-generated or human-made.
- ▪As AI technology evolves, it becomes harder to identify AI-generated material.
- ▪The author considers recording their writing process to prove authenticity.
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There's been a lot of debates in the comment sections of Reddit, HN, etc. about whether some posted material was AI generated or not. Obviously the more you use AI the easier it is to spot obvious giveaways but as time goes on it will become harder. So what systems are people using/building to prove that they made an article, picture, etc by hand?Lately I've been thinking of recording myself writing my blog posts either as a screen recording or manually on a typewriter (latest hobby).Hopefully others are thinking about this too although I don't know if there is a solution that isn't going to involve a fair bit of extra work.Edit: another approach I take is I just write and don't revise much anymore. Feels like the more polished something is the more people suspect it.
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