Survey shows Anglophones unable to tell between AI and human tweets


Tweets written by AI are already at a level that they cannot be distinguished from tweets written by real humans, according to new research. — Photo: Fabian Sommer/dpa

GENEVA: "This". "I can’t even". "Ratio'd". "Beast mode". "Cheat code". "Same". Questions written minus the question mark as if they’re statements.

Social media such as Twitter are riddled with such quick-to-age neologisms, ironically often used in an attempted quip or profundity.

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