[ExI] reverse turing test (kinda)

[Adrian Tymes]

Something like this is how AI detection programs are trained, I believe.

On Sun, Jun 11, 2023, 8:53 AM spike jones via extropy-chat <
extropy-chat at lists.extropy.org> wrote:

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> Hey cool, a contest.
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> A version of the Turing test suggested that if a human and a computer were
> each given a question or prompt, humans would not be able to distinguish
> which intelligence wrote which response.
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> OK, ChatGPT can write responses to prompts, but it is easy enough to tell
> if the answer is machine derived.  We have software to detect when essays
> were written by ChatGPT, which is how that college was busted for having
> ChatGPT write a letter to the students after a campus shooting.
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> It isn’t perfect, but that imperfection gives me an idea.
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> We could have a group of human competitors intentionally write in the
> kinda formal stilted way ChatGPT writes.  Then a group of judges would look
> at the responses, exactly one of which is GPT generated, and try to figure
> out which one that is.  We could have arbitrarily many competitors and
> arbitrarily many judges.
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> A human competitor gets a point for each time they gets identified as the
> GPT.  The GPT gets a point for each time it is identified as a human.  In
> each round, there is no score if all the judges correctly identify the
> software-generated response.  If the competitors fool all the judges then
> there are as many points awarded that round as there are judges.
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> I think I can write in GPT.  Can you?  Are you better at GPT than I am?
> Who is the champion GPT-er?  Is it GPT?  Or are humans better at GPT-ing
> now?
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> spike
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