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Can you spot the difference between AI and Human writing?

Cooper Funk January 10, 2023 2 minutes read

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As AI technology continues to advance, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to distinguish between writing created by a human and that created by a machine. This can be especially true when it comes to more conversational or creative writing, such as social media posts or marketing.

So, how can you spot the difference between AI-generated writing and that created by a human?

In this survey, we ask you to read two pieces of writing and identify which paragraph was written by a human and which was written by an AI. Read the writing samples carefully, and see if you can spot the difference between human and AI writing.

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How did you do? Were you able to accurately spot the differences between the AI and human generated writing? It can sometimes be challenging to differentiate between the two, but with practice and attention to detail, you can improve your skills.

Oh by the way, the intro and outro were generated by AI.

Cooper Funk is a senior member of the Multimedia Journalism class.

Jimmy Thomas is a senior member of the Multimedia Journalism class.

Chat GPT is a freshman member of the Multimedia Journalism class.

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