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2025-08-27 19:14:33 CEST

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Yet, I felt like some kind of conspiracy theorist telling my elected official that I had done my own research, and he was giving me incorrect information and should check into it.
I'm just sitting here aghast. How. Could. They. Not. Know?
I mostly called in the first place because I was hoping the state could so something to get around the feds — not because I wanted help finding a place to get it.
Instead, they treated me like someone who doesn't know how to Google. 4/x

2025-05-12 17:07:34 CEST

This whole article about who can and can't detect AI writing is fascinating!
The average person essentially does no better than chance, but a panel of 5 people who use AI for writing every day got only 1 in 300 wrong.
The screenshot describes how they look at the writing differently.
https://arxiv.org/pdf/2501.15654
https://cdn.masto.host/zirkus/media_attachments/files/114/495/478/824/777/088/original/a4843db17f73636f.png

2024-08-27 03:18:51 CEST

I keep thinking about how the editors of the CMOS referred to it as "sea moss" when I was talking with them last week, and I have always spelled out the letters C M O S.
Does everybody else call the Chicago Manual of Style "sea moss" too and nobody told me?