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[–] 3 points 2 weeks ago (3 children)

It might be some weird, visually indistinguishable character combination. For example, some "random" spaces might be non-breaking or actually a pair of thin spaces, hanging spaces at the end of lines/paragraphs/code tab breaks or any number of zero-width characters might be inserted.

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  • [–] 4 points 2 weeks ago (1 child)

    It's not that obvious. They have ways of subtly statistically manipulating the output of their models, so that a computer can analyze it and recognize patterns that deviate in distinctive ways from what humans normally do. Just typing it out again won't change the statistics. Rewording might. But if you're going to rewrite the output, you lose the time savings you gained by getting AI to write your stuff, whether it's code or an essay.

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  • [–] 2 points 2 weeks ago

    I mean, Occams Razor its:

    like when you copy/paste from an article, only to discover the text includes a plug for the website…

    It won't actually get displayed with a "paste", it'll stay hidden to a human but be visible to the third party program.

    Technically a solution, and if it wasn't possible to just retype the words, it would actually be effective.

    But if it can be defeated by someone manually retyping it, then it's pointless. And that seems to be what their press release dances around.

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