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notepad0x90yesterday at 8:52 PM2 repliesview on HN

This is going to be a tough ask. I am with this 100% for "ai generated" but not "ai edited". What if I'm using AI for spellchecking or correcting bad grammar? what if it is an accessiblity-related use case? or translation?

It's just a tool ffs! there are many issues with LLM abuse, but this sort of over-compensation is exactly the sort of stuff that makes it hard to get abuse under control.

You're still talking with a human!, there is no actual "AI" you're not talking to an actual artificial intelligence. "don't message me unless you've written it with ink, on papyrus". There is a world of difference between grammarly and an autonomous agent creating comments on its own. Specifics, context, and nuance matter.


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tstrimpleyesterday at 9:30 PM

Just came across this post on Reddit today. Seems like an effective use of the tool that's not welcome here.

https://reddit.com/r/tea/comments/1rqwy31/i_am_a_former_guid...

scuff3dyesterday at 9:24 PM

Are people really so helplessly dependent on LLMs they can't post on a damn forum without asking the LLM for permission...

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