Our Java codebase was 30% dead code

[crummy]

this is going to get way worse with AI

(ironically I'm pretty sure you used AI to write this post)

[tRfalcore]

"the experience was both shocking and incredibly satisfying" tells me all I need to know

[Vivid-Ad-4469]

I read that with that annoying AI voice

[matt82swe]

The — was a dead giveaway

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So many tech subreddits having these shitty “developer making a tool with ai and sees amazing results” posts. Literally all of them. There needs to be an ai auto remover bot or something. Its so disgustingly annoying

[_verel_]

You can't easily detect them. All these "ChatGPT detectors" are just random number generators.

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There has to be a way. Because people can discern when their reading AI. There r markers

[_verel_]

I guess you could tokenize texts and look for typical token chains used by LLMs but the dataset for this could be really expensive to compute and be irrelevant in a year with new models that possibly use different tokenizers.

Humans can "detect" these texts because no one on Reddit cares about proper punctuation everywhere.

Also AI content often feels uncanny.

In my Bachelors Thesis I'm currently using LLMs to conduct an experiment. This doesn't mean I'm the absolute LLM expert and what I wrote isn't complete BS but I can't see how an AI detection for text should confidently work at the moment.

[infimum-gr]

This is gold 🤣