Acclaimed then criticized… Since its launch last December, the ChatGPT artificial intelligence text generator has traveled all over the states, proof of the importance of its impact.
The chatbot, developed by American startup OpenAI, to whom we also owe DALL-E, was so impressed with its accuracy that it ended up worrying many observers. Starting with academics who see it as an easy way to write dissertations, dissertations or theses, at least in part.
But in the same way that OpenAI tries to correct its chatbot to prevent it from reproducing racist or sexist biases in society, the company also intends to fight against possible abuses.
an imperceptible sign
“It could be useful for preventing academic plagiarism, obviously, but also, for example, mass propaganda generation, you know, spamming every blog with comments supporting the Russian invasion of Ukraine, without even needing a building full of trolls. in Moscow. Or impersonate someone’s writing style to incriminate them,” lists the researcher.
If the latter does not specifically explain how a university or even an individual could verify the presence of this marker, it ensures that the signal will be complex and effective enough to identify simple fragments of sentences added to a text. A way to correct one of ChatGPT’s biases.
Source: BFM TV
