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    • informapirata ( informapirata@piefed.social ) English
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      2 months ago

      Hi, I need your feedback.

      Let me start by saying that I’m the author of this post, and I honestly didn’t think it was AI-generated content. However, since I’m not a native English speaker, I may not have grasped the linguistic and structural features that highlight the “synthetic” nature of the article.

      My question, however, concerns something else. You say that

      “This post contains AI-generated content” is such a helpful warning

      but I don’t understand where you see that warning.

      I’m interested in understanding where you see it, because I don’t see it on either Piefed or Mastodon.

      • Rimu ( rimu@piefed.social ) English
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        2 months ago

        It’s next to the title

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        In this case we mis-classified it. I don’t think there was enough text in the post to be able to assess it accurately. Than you for bringing this to our attention!

        • informapirata ( informapirata@piefed.social ) English
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          2 months ago

          Thank you for the explanation. I hadn’t understood where this content warning could be found.

          As for the actual content, I can assure you that the post citing that article was published by me and not by an artificial intelligence. However, a closer reading of the article makes me believe that the article was written by an artificial intelligence.

          Since I’m not a native English speaker, I hadn’t noticed some expressions that might indicate a “synthetic composition.”

          In any case, I appreciate this kind of content warning because, even in the case of false positives, it gives users a chance to question the human authenticity of the content.