Do anyone use Open AI detector tools?

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I have just started a new blog and I wanted to use AI to write blog posts, I am using GPT-3, I believe here many people are using AI to write articles article.
I found this tool https://huggingface.co/openai-detector/ This tool can detect AI-generated content so I have tested some paragraphs of the generated article and I got 99.98% Fake based on 373 tokens.

The article was good and human-readable.. do you guys check your article in openai detector before publishing? if yes, then what Prediction score do you get?
And do your article rank in Google if it's detected as fake in the detector?

Sorry if my English is bad...
Thanks
 
I have just started a new blog and I wanted to use AI to write blog posts, I am using GPT-3, I believe here many people are using AI to write articles article.
I found this tool https://huggingface.co/openai-detector/ This tool can detect AI-generated content so I have tested some paragraphs of the generated article and I got 99.98% Fake based on 373 tokens.

The article was good and human-readable.. do you guys check your article in openai detector before publishing? if yes, then what Prediction score do you get?
And do your article rank in Google if it's detected as fake in the detector?

Sorry if my English is bad...
Thanks
If you don't want your AI generated content to be detected by tools like that one, you should use fine-tuned or custom-trained models.
 
I got 36.51% Fake for the AI content I used on my site, and it's indexed.
If you don't want your AI generated content to be detected by tools like that one, you should use fine-tuned or custom-trained models.
How do you do that, if you don't mind answering?
 
real means its real article or done by AI?
 
Since everything that gpt AI does is to mix 'n match tons of existing human text, I strongly doubt that any of existing and possible future ai systems can "detect" AI vs human writing.
They can guess and do a marketing shit around like they know what they are doing but results are meaningless.
 
In some niches, AI can actually outperform human writers in terms of speed
After manual proofreading, you're good to go.
 
An article written with an AI assistant, proofread by me and i got 99.98% Real

What else you need?

This ^. AI content still needs proofreading and editing and also fact checking prior to publishing.

Seems a lot of people think you push 2 buttons and it throws out perfect content, ready to post.
 
you can bet that google will have far more sophisticated models to understand if text is ai generated - and they will find markers for what makes a good text and what is just a filler text. if your text - even though 100% ai - satisfy visitors, you will still get the traffic. it is the same now with "stupid cheap text" which are just written to create 500 words or good text

How do you do that, if you don't mind answering?

with the more advanced onces you can use recipes / frameworks etc to create your own output. you can basically tell it "write more like that". Biggest misconception by people; that ai can write fact and understand what you want. It cannot. but it can mimic for example a product review. You then take that text and make it your own.
Search google for jarvis recipe / closers copy framework, even frase has a tool like that and look at some of the examples.
 
This ^. AI content still needs proofreading and editing and also fact checking prior to publishing.

Seems a lot of people think you push 2 buttons and it throws out perfect content, ready to post.
These are the same people that say "don't use AI content, you won't rank", for google what matters is that the content itself is useful for the user with the facts right, not some generic paragraphs that relate to that topic.
For non english natives these AI assistants are gold mines.
 
Any experts have good ideas on how to add such human touch to a piece of AI content?
 
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