True, another point that was made by a rhetoric teacher of mine in college freshman rhetoric was and is that each individual has his or her own writing style. That woman was so good at spotting it that she said she knew a paper was written by a given individual once she had seen two or three other papers written by the same person. That’s the problem with AI from the standpoint of the cheater. It’s not going to be able to mimic the cheater’s writing style unless it has a good sample of the cheater’s actual work. If you doubt the point I make about consistency of writing style, just look at Pres. Trump’s tweets. They express lots of different ideas but in the same basic, highly individualistic way.
Agreed.
AI now has a very mechanistic style—tends to easily drift into cliches.
On various Reddit groups where I post from time to time I have accused others of flunking the Turing test.
(Ref: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turing_test)
Curiously none of them have argued the point!
That creates a template where the AI learns how to learn instead of just mimicking what it has seen elsewhere.