• YAMAPIKARIYA
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    37 months ago

    There is nothing wrong with using AI to proofread a paper. It’s just a grammar checker but better.

    • @BearGun@ttrpg.network
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      7 months ago

      Proofreading involves more than just checking grammar, and AIs aren’t perfect. I would never put my name on something to get published publicly like this without reading it through at least once myself.

      • YAMAPIKARIYA
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        47 months ago

        I entirely agree. You should read through something you’ll publish.

    • @FiniteBanjo@lemmy.today
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      47 months ago

      You can literally use tools to check grammar perfectly without using AI. What the LLM AI does is it predict what word comes next in a sequence, and if the AI is wrong as it often is then you’ve just attempted to publish a paper with halucinations wasting the time and effort of so many people because you’re greedy and lazy.

      • YAMAPIKARIYA
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        27 months ago

        AI does better at checking for grammar and clarity of message. It’s just a fact. I’ve made comparisons myself using a grammar checker on an essay vs AI and AI corrected it and made it much better.

        • @FiniteBanjo@lemmy.today
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          -37 months ago

          AI doesn’t do anything better than a human being. Human Beings are the training data, an AI that mimics it 98% is still less accurate than the humans. If you suck so much at writing papers then you’re just below average as a human being who writes papers and using tools will never remedy that without introspection and a desire to improve.

          • YAMAPIKARIYA
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            27 months ago

            You said that “you can literally use tools to check grammar perfectly” I’ve responded to that claim. No mention of humans. You seem to be projecting