The more I learn about Abdul El-Sayed, the more impressed I am. He has a medical degree from Columbia, a doctorate from Oxford, and a Google Scholar h-index of 37. That means dozens of his research papers have been cited extensively by other scientists. Whatever your politics, that’s an impressive academic résumé, especially for someone who also chose a career in public service.
Let’s talk about the funniest financial flop of the decade. Billionaires have spent literal billions pouring money into the far-right movement, trying to convince us all that their fringe political ideology is the most popular thing since sliced bread. Spoiler alert for the
PSA for all of those on the anti AI bandwagon when it comes to writing. As an author, I get it, no one wants to read a book written by AI and I 100% agree.
With that said I did a little experiment. I ran an excerpt, from one of my favorite books written before the internet even existed, through a AI detector and it came back saying the excerpt had an 86% Ai probability.
I even ran a short story I personally wrote through the same AI detector, for the record I have NEVER used ai to write my short stories or my novels. It came back saying my short story had a 66% ai probability.
Here’s the problem with AI detectors. AI has been fed millions of examples of human writing and various writing styles, including formatting, sentences structure, and grammer. The AI detectors are trained to look for the exact same things including word usage, descriptive phrasing, sentance structure, and grammer and it flags them as AI.
All of the things AI detectors flag as AI actually isn't. It's all of the things we were taught in school to write a proper sentence, what words are descriptive words and how to describe a scene to give the reader scenery details. God forbid you use proper grammar to make every English teacher youve ever had proud of you....AI detectors will flag it.
Congratulations to Governor-elect @KeishaforGA on making history tonight. Georgians spoke clearly for a brighter direction for our state. Thank you to every organizer and volunteer who made sure those voices were heard. Let’s get to work.
People want Black Southerners to be ashamed of where we come from due to the ugly history of racism here, but our lives are a testament to the resilience of our ancestors and that’s something I’ll never be ashamed of.
The future is so bright for Beyond the Gates 🙌🏽 congrats to Tamara Tunie, Ambyr Michelle and the entire production behind this phenomenal show #DaytimeEmmys