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Ethan Mollick Tests Pangram to Filter AI-Generated Comments on X

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The AI slopcomments are out-of-control on X but also remarkably easy to stop if the company wanted to? I did a little experiment and found that combining as few as five comments and running them through Pangram is good enough to weed out the slop and not punish real humans.

From Ethan Mollick · X

Latest development11/4 05:53 (UTC+8)
The AI slopcomments are out-of-control on X but also remarkably easy to stop if the company wanted to? I did a little experiment and found that combining as few as five comments and running them through Pangram is good enough to weed out the slop and not punish real humans.Ethan Mollick · X

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    The AI slopcomments are out-of-control on X but also remarkably easy to stop if the company wanted to? I did a little experiment and found that combining as few as five comments and running them through Pangram is good enough to weed out the slop and not punish real humans.

    The AI slopcomments are out-of-control on X but also remarkably easy to stop if the company wanted to? I did a little experiment and found that combining as few as five comments and running them through Pangram is good enough to weed out the slop and not punish real humans.

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