Spot the bot

AI and Society:1-3 (forthcoming)
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Developers of generative machine learning models have pledged to enable users to identify model-generated content -- that is, to "spot the bot". In this short note, I explain why this promise is based on a bait and switch.

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10.1007/s00146-023-01847-2

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Nathaniel Sharadin
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