That's true, but I can still tell if a big article was mostly written by AI.
The author talks about writing cheap stories, but right now, you can't do this. Cheap stories are pretty bad, because there is very little human effort to polish them. The more effort you put into AI written stories, the better they become, but it's not cheap at all. You have to rewrite and review them.
> The writing was on the wall, and now the writing is everywhere. Literally. Artificial Intelligence is writing about as well as humans — at least well enough to cause confusion and speculation — and that’s creating an existential crisis among authors, confusion among readers, and legal action within the industry.
That's true, but I can still tell if a big article was mostly written by AI.
The author talks about writing cheap stories, but right now, you can't do this. Cheap stories are pretty bad, because there is very little human effort to polish them. The more effort you put into AI written stories, the better they become, but it's not cheap at all. You have to rewrite and review them.
And you don’t expect it to improve? At the rate things are going?
It will, there is no doubt.
But look at the first paragraph of the article:
He talks about the current state.How do you know the ones you don't think are written by AI, actually aren't?
A small puke comes close in the times I noticed.