How to Recognize an AI document (as answered by Microsoft Bing Chat)

How to Recognize an AI document  (as answered by Microsoft Bing Chat)  (right-click will open the reference in a new tab)

Recognizing an AI document is not always easy, but there are some clues that can help you tell the difference between human- and machine-written text. Here are some tips based on the web search results I found:

• Length of sentences: AI-generated text often includes very short sentences or very long sentences that are hard to follow. Human writers tend to use a variety of sentence lengths and structures to make their text more readable and engaging1.
• Repetition of words and phrases: Another way to spot AI-generated text is by looking for repetition of words and phrases. AI models work by predicting the most likely next word in a sentence, which can lead to them using the same words or phrases over and over again. Human writers usually avoid repeating themselves and use synonyms or pronouns to refer back to previous concepts12.
• Lack of analysis: A third way to tell if an article was written by an AI is if it lacks complex analysis or reasoning. AI models can generate factual statements or opinions, but they don’t understand what they mean or how they relate to each other. Human writers usually provide some analysis or explanation for their claims, or cite sources to support them12.
• Inconsistency or contradiction: A fourth way to detect AI-generated text is by looking for inconsistency or contradiction in the text. AI models can switch topics or perspectives without warning, or say things that contradict each other or the facts. Human writers usually maintain a consistent tone and point of view, and check their facts for accuracy2.
• Use of tools: A fifth way to recognize AI-generated text is by using tools that are designed to detect it. There are some online tools that can analyze the features of the text and compare it to known human- or machine-written texts, such as Scribbr’s AI Detector or GLTR. These tools can give you a score or a color-coded indication of how likely the text is to be generated by an AI3.

I hope this helps you recognize an AI document. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask me.

How to Recognize an AI document  (as answered by Microsoft Bing Chat)

Retail Retreat: FREE ticket Wednesday 31/5/2023

LEO Limerick has one free ticket available to a city based retail business at the 2023 Retail Retreat run by Retail Excellence Ireland on Wednesday the 31st of May.
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 Online Retail Scheme

Overview

The Department of Enterprise Trade and Employment (DETE) has launched a further call for Online Retail Scheme aiming to encourage the retail sector in Ireland to develop a more competitive online offer that will enable an increase in their customer base and build a more resilient business in the domestic and global marketplace both online and offline.

This is a Competitive Fund which will be administered by Enterprise Ireland on behalf of DETE with a total fund size of €3.4m.

Applications for funding are invited through a public call for submission of projects.

Recording of a webinar outlining the application and evaluation process that took place on 18th April 2023

• Call Open date: 4th April 2023
• Call Close date: 3rd May 2023 at 12.00pm (noon) for online application

(note the required Accounts must be submitted not later than 5.30pm on 3rd May 2023)

This call is now closed for applications.