How to identify if usenet comments were made by chatbot or a human

Some claim, 90% of the traffic in social media to be soon generated by
chatbots.

So it makes sense to learn some tools for the detection of chatbots.

Here is my collection.

Let me know your opinion

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by COPILOT

"Yes, there are several ways to identify if comments were made by a
chatbot or a human. Here are some key indicators:

Consistency and Speed: Chatbots often respond very quickly and
consistently, without the natural pauses or variations in response time
that humans typically have.

Language and Tone: Chatbots might use overly formal or overly casual
language, and their tone can sometimes feel off. They might also repeat
certain phrases or structures.

Complexity and Context: Humans can understand and respond to complex
questions and context changes more fluidly. Chatbots might struggle with
nuanced or context-heavy queries.

Repetitive Patterns: Chatbots may exhibit repetitive patterns in
their responses, such as using the same phrases or sentence structures
frequently.

Lack of Personal Experience: Chatbots don’t have personal
experiences or emotions, so they might avoid or give generic responses
to questions about personal opinions or feelings.

There are also tools available that can help detect AI-generated text by
analyzing these characteristics123.

Would you like to try identifying some comments together? It could be a
fun exercise!

1. How to Tell If You’re Chatting With a Bot

https://lifehacker.com/how-to-tell-if-you-re-chatting-with-a-bot-1848733021

2. Free AI Detector

Identify AI-generated content, including ChatGPT and Copilot, with
Scribbr's free AI detector

https://www.scribbr.com/ai-detector/

3. Bing

To identify if comments are made by a chatbot or a human, consider the
following clues1:

Inconsistencies in language and peculiar phrasing: The English
language can trip up even sophisticated AI.
Excessive repetition: Bots may repeat themselves.
Preoccupation with a single solution or recommendation: Humans tend
to be more varied in their responses.
Vagueness: Bots may use vague language.
Look out for a “Crazy Ivan”: A sudden change in topic or behavior
could indicate a bot.Professionals can also use nuances in writing
style, verify sources, and utilize detection tools to discern between
human and chatbot-created content

4. Bot or Not tests if you know you are talking to a human or machine

https://www.zdnet.com/article/bot-or-not-tests-if-you-know-you-are-talking-to-a-human-or-machine/

5. Detect AI-generated text from ChatGPT and more with these handy tools

https://www.windowscentral.com/software-apps/detect-ai-generated-text-from-chatgpt-and-more-with-these-handy-tools

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