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Reddit's human content wins amid the AI flood
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After leaving reddit, i've kept an account. Every so often I go on there and generate some slop and post it. Usually run it through 2 models, at least one obscure HF one. So far, nobody noticed.
These ~~paid advertisements~~ articles are funny, because they basically just admit they can't tell the difference and are publicly stating this. Heh, slopgobblers