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hypertruck@hypertruck@feddit.org
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How AI text watermarking works: a visual guide

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LedgeDrop@LedgeDrop@lemmy.zip
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Great article. I wonder if the same markers can be used to detect AI generated code (if you suppressed comments).

As, code requires a much more rigid syntax, compared to free flowing docs.

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jj4211@jj4211@lemmy.world
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You still have choices.

Variable names are pretty free form.

A switch statement or if/else might be a choice that achieves the same thing. Waffling between them would be highly suspect, since a person isn’t going to be so wishy washy. So you could use structural choices too.

AI code tends to look more obviously AI than prose anyway.

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DeadDigger@DeadDigger@lemmy.zip
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I mean 50% of the time you just use the name intellij or vs code suggests and the other 48% are slight variances

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