Why do we need an ai/score?
With AI becoming mainstream, many people want to know if the text they’re reading was written by a human, or generated by an AI.
Human-written and AI-generated texts both have pros and cons. Just like handmade ceramics versus manufactured tableware.
Sometimes, you crave for the beauty of a Japanese handcrafted teacup. Other times, you need a hundred Ikea glasses because you invited all your friends to your birthday.
Likewise, sometimes you need an authentic voice, filled with flaws and emotion. And sometimes, you prefer a robotic message that always meet spec.
The ai/score exists to help readers wandering “Was this written by a human or generated by an AI?”
The 6 items of the ai/score
The ai/score goes from ai/0 to ai/5, from full-human to full-AI. The six items are the following;
ai/0
This text was created by a human, without any AI intervention.
ai/1
This text was created by a human and lightly edited by an AI
ai/2
This text was created by a human and heavily edited by an AI
ai/3
This text was generated by an AI by and heavily edited by a human.
ai/4:
This text was generated by an AI by and lightly edited by a human.
ai/5:
This text was generated by an AI, without any human intervention.
FAQ
Q: How to use the ai/score?
A: Simply add ai/x at the beginning or the end of your content.
Now your readers know if it was written, generated, or something in between.
Q: How can I know if an ai/score reflects the truth?
A: All pre-2022 content can be considered ai/0.
After that, you will have to trust the content producer.
Q: Who’s gonna mention their texts are ai/5 anyway?
A: Short answer: user interfaces.
Example: a company using a chatbot on its website can add an ai/5 mention. This way, its customers know their talking to an AI, not a human.
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