Did my 5 out of 5 today and love the little typewriter animation ![]() Here is my weird blog entry for today if anyone is looking for a blog to comment on to get your tick for the day ![]() "Journalistic Intentions Entry 3 - #hotbaby" ![]() |
Well, in case anyone wants to get their blog comment tick for the day and comment on this totally random - er - stuff I wrote! ![]() "Journalistic Intentions Entry 2 - #marchagainstmonsanto" ![]() |
Help please - I just created a blog entry for "Journalistic Intentions" ![]() Here is my entry - "Journalistic Intentions Entry 1 - #roosterapparatus" ![]() |
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SO..... I came across some reviews recently that someone had written (not actually sent to me) and they were written in such a style that they seems a bit "robotic" as it were and the reviews the person had wrote seemed quite similar and it got me wondering - could people on WDC be writing reviews using AI? Could you write a review with AI? Yes I guess you could. Should you? No, well obviously you shouldn't. That would have a huge impact on WDC right? So I wrote a review (as I am trying to go for this 7 day review badge I have NEVER managed to get - fingers crossed here though I am not convinced I can make 7 days!!) and then I thought, I am going to type the poem in to Microsoft Co - Pilot (which is the AI we are recommended to use for work, so I think it must be legit) and see what it comes up with - just out of interest (hope this is not breaking any protocols....) Anyway here is my review - Review of "Ordinary Me, Not" ![]() I used for this a "template" review I created years ago on the review tool. This is the review I asked Microsoft Co Pilot to come up with - "AI GENERATES A REVIEW" ![]() (Had to do it as a book entry as too big to post here) As you can see I asked it first for a review and then for any negative points after it gave mainly positive points. Now AI's points seem pretty valid - in fact , if you got a review like this, you would probably think it was genuine would you? But this is a bit worrying isn't it, because anyone could be typing poems/stories in to an AI tool, creating reviews and posting them in a matter of minutes. Has anyone else considered this? Has WDC got a way of telling whether reviews have been written in AI? I know there have been posts of stories and poems written in AI, bit reviews. So why am I posting about this 1. Because it occurred to me after noticing the reviews I spoke ot 2. Because I am interested in AI and how it works 3. Because maybe it will cause other's to think of this when they receive or write reviews. I am not one of WDC's best reviewers or anything, in fact often I find them hard, but they should be written by your own opinions - and you know the main difference between AI's response and mine? It does not mention its own thoughts, feelings, or emotions once.... *norobotemoji* |
I don't know, man. I also have this concern. If someone put your work in AI to generate reviews, does that put your work in the AI pool? I am more concerned about that. What if AI generated your work when someone keys in some relevant keywords that would trigger their algorithm? |
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Has everyone seen this cool review based activity by Jeremy ![]()
What I love about this apart from the cool acronym and graphics is the fact that it works in conjunction with other reviewing activities so you can still affiliate your reviews with whatever group AND with this one as well to work towards collecting another Merit Badge. I like activities where you can collect points towards something over time, kind of makes me feel like a loyalty card where you get stamps to then redeem for a prize. And if anyone is interested I have now completed a review for FIVE OUT OF SEVEN DAYS!! This is the most I have accomplished since the achievement badges came in. Hope I can manage the next 2 huh ![]() |