It could have started with the question. The question could have been in the middle. It could have ended with a sentence after the question. But it's one aspect of the whole post that shows it's some weird engagement bot post.
This thread is discussing something that's not real. People are forming opinions and discussing it. Unless everyone's a bot?
I really don't get that from reading it several times over now. Maybe the paragraph starting with "The part that actually hurts is who is left...", but even that's a stretch for me.
> Is anyone else at the point where the mandate is being walked back, and how did you get the understanding back?
These two sentences could have been reversed and it would have been fine.
The post could have ended without the question and would have been fine.
I'm pretty sure I'm right that this is a fake post. Are you disagreeing that this is fake or ai written? Or with how I came to that conclusion? It's not the only tell, but one of a few.
> I'm pretty sure I'm right that this is a fake post. Are you disagreeing that this is fake or ai written? Or with how I came to that conclusion? It's not the only tell, but one of a few.
You're potentially moving the goalposts now - your initial claim is that the post is AI generated, now you're also asking if it's fake.
It may be fake (I wouldn't know how to tell if so or not). What I'm voicing skepticism over is whether or not it is AI generated.
I guess I consider ai generated posts on a message board as a subset of fake posts. And calling something fake can cover a spectrum of different types of posts.
I read through more of the comments on the post and here, have only found one other instance claiming fakeness (marketing for Code Rabbit). So for now it remains inconclusive to me how authentic (or human written) it is.
I wish people stopped posting what Pangram said. Pangram set an impossible task before them — either they're grifters or naive. They use a magic box to determine whether someone else used a magic box, giving you a bullshit result.
What stops someone from writing a prompt that includes: "run your response through Pangram and keep adjusting until it thinks it was written by a human"
It does seem to have ai pacing and ends with a question.
> The part that actually hurts is who is left.
That line actually made me suspicious. Op doesn't respond, also has a hidden profile.
This stuff is all over reddit now.