A new study reveals that there is one key difference between text written by a human and text generated by ChatGPT AI.
). The researchers tasked ChatGPT with generating restaurant reviews on its own and rephrasing human-written restaurant reviews.
Based on the test, the researchers found that the key difference between a ChatGPT review and a human’s review was whether or not feelings were expressed. ChatGPT frequently describes the experiences but fails to share how it reacted to those experiences. Meanwhile, as you might know from reading Yelp reviews, humans are more than happy to let others know exactly how a dining experience made them feel, often in great detail.
Other key signs that text was generated by AI included a disinclination to use personal pronouns, the appearance of unusual words, and a lack of any aggressive or rude language. Once again, if it’s not rude, is it really a user-generated restaurant review? “Looking into SHAP explanations of the predictions gives some insights about ChatGPT writing style,” the researchers conclude. “It is extremely polite, aiming to please different types of requests from various domains fairly well mimicking humans, but that still does not have the profoundness of human language .”
While the machine learning model was successful at distinguishing between AI and human text, it’s worth noting that OpenAI’s language models are only going to get smarter.
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