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AI and the age of probabilistic programming
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this post was submitted on 25 Oct 2025
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Edit: Looks like the tool I linked is total bogus.
~~I've copied the text and put it into a tool that tries to find out if its written by an Ai (using an Ai model themselves off course, the irony). Here is one such:~~ https://stealthwriter.ai/
~~> About 66% of the content is likely human-written, while 34% appears AI-generated.~~
~~The tool also has the ability trying to obfuscate or rewrite passages that should avoid being detected by such a tool themselves. So it is possible this article was written by an Ai model, a tool to obfuscate was used and them maybe a human edited and rephrased stuff. I can imagine this being part of the publishing process. Complete assumption by me here.~~
I just tested that tool with something I wrote without any AI and it said it was 65% AI generated.
Yeah, looks like this tool is bullshit too. I have similar results with my own written text too. I will edit my text and stop posting about this tool.