I can’t share links from Gemini or Grok. But they both immediately flagged the first one as AI generated and the second most likely human.
I didn’t actually do anything here except told ChatGPT to rewrite it in the form of an article I found from an old PDF “97 Things a software engineer should know” from 2010, then ask Grok did it sound AI generated (it did), ask Grok to rewrite it to remove tell tale signs (it still kept the em dashes) and then I copied it ba k to ChatGPT.
Could I tell if the last one is AI? Absolutely. Throwing a few "damns" in there didn't convince me. And all the reworking you've done, while it makes it a little more passable, has made it arguably worse in quality. The point of the final article is so muddy. It has no central point and sprawls on and on about random nonsense.
With some human editing to make it sound less douchery or better prompting, do you think you could tell?
In other words - I did no human editing or even played with the prompt.
For instance, I would have definitely reworded this “a solid meeting isn’t just about not screwing up the logistics. It’s a snapshot of how your team actually operate”
The “it isn’t just $x. It is $y” is something that Ai loves to do.
The larger point is AI is really good at detecting its own slop. Gemini is really good at detecting first pass AI Slop from another LLM and out of curiosity I put a few other articles I knew was written before 2022 to see if it gave false positives.
https://chatgpt.com/share/68f0666a-2bf0-8010-9d35-2ac4bdc870...
This article was dated as being written in 2020
https://chatgpt.com/share/68f06775-c570-8010-af7b-29531a22fd...
Original article
https://www.yourmembership.com/blog/tips-effective-board-mee...
I can’t share links from Gemini or Grok. But they both immediately flagged the first one as AI generated and the second most likely human.
I didn’t actually do anything here except told ChatGPT to rewrite it in the form of an article I found from an old PDF “97 Things a software engineer should know” from 2010, then ask Grok did it sound AI generated (it did), ask Grok to rewrite it to remove tell tale signs (it still kept the em dashes) and then I copied it ba k to ChatGPT.
https://chatgpt.com/share/68f06cec-3a20-8010-8178-a69695db16...
With some human editing to make it sound less douchery or better prompting, do you think you could tell?