Technology @lemmy.ml cyu @sh.itjust.works 6 mo. ago

Humans cannot recognize AI-written reviews - human reviews were often mistaken for AI-generated reviews, and even more frequently, AI-generated reviews were mistaken for human reviews

link.springer.com The Turing test of online reviews: Can we tell the difference between human-written and GPT-4-written online reviews? - Marketing Letters

Online reviews serve as a guide for consumer choice. With advancements in large language models (LLMs) and generative AI, the fast and inexpensive creation of human-like text may threaten the feedback function of online reviews if neither readers nor platforms can differentiate between human-written...

The Turing test of online reviews: Can we tell the difference between human-written and GPT-4-written online reviews? - Marketing Letters

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Seems like good old Word Of Mouth where information is relayed among people who know each other in real life, is probably going to make a big comeback for this kind of stuff.

Because if you can't trust any media on the internet being "real" the only trustworthy sources you'll have is the real people in your real life.
- Along with non-profit verified review orgs like Consumer Reports.
- Maybe this will lead to the Internet going back to how it used to be in the beginning. Wouldn't that be something.
  
  Boy I can't wait for the flash animation renaissance
- I would never trust any recommendations of any people I know.
  
  Are you sure? Because that might say as much about you as about the people you know.
  
  It definitely does.
  
  The average person is notoriously shit at doing objective analysis, so yeah, you shouldn't trust people you know.

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