Been playing with a free new tool from the folks at Unit 221B that uses AI to read news stories or watch Youtube videos and give them a bias or “spin” score, based on a number of criteria (bias, fallacy, misleading info).
One potentially cool thing about this tool is that you can feed it a story you’ve written (but not published yet) to see if it contains any of those criteria. It even has an option to read a “bias-free” version of the story you’ve submitted, which alters the text in an attempt to temper or remove those biases.
The one downside is it can take some time to process a story and tell you what it thinks of it. Here are some links to Spin Score’s analyses on different stories that came across my feed here today or that showed up on Youtube front today.
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I don’t think AI tools are particularly good at detecting AI content. Indeed they would most likely be the worst at it (in terms of adversarial training data!).
Almost certainly this is just a blocklist like the one shared here the other day. Not AI images, but sites devoted to AI images being deprecated. I have no knowledge of how they actually do it but it would be a real surprise if that wasn’t it.
Babies/toddlers can understand their parents’ emotions far better than any current LLM. In fact,this emotional understanding is nearly impossible for an LLM, which is simply a large language model. Humans still have many capabilities that LLM lack. Let’s remember AI’s limitations despite the hype
