ChatGPT能否识别自己的回复？

My 2 cents: until we get solid detection methods, just treat AI-generated content with a bit of caution and verify info when needed.

I think ChatGPT might do better at detecting AI text as it gets updated with more training on meta data or signals.

There are some tools out there claiming they can detect AI-generated text, but with ChatGPT's style constantly improving, it's getting trickier.

I think you can sometimes tell by the consistency and repetition in AI text, but ChatGPT can be pretty diverse too.

Could training a model specifically to identify ChatGPT writing help? Like a classifier trained on its outputs?

I tried copying some ChatGPT text and running it through plagiarism tools, sometimes they flag it, sometimes not.

Honestly, I don't think ChatGPT can really 'know' if a message was written by itself. It just generates text based on patterns, no real awareness to detect origins.

I guess the best way is human judgment combined with some tools. Nothing is foolproof.

Has anyone tried getting ChatGPT to analyze a text and say if it was written by AI? How accurate was it?

I wonder if in the future AI will be able to not just generate text but also tag it as AI-written automatically.

I think the real answer is no, ChatGPT can't detect if text was written by itself or another AI reliably yet.

It’s kinda ironic we use AI tools to detect AI writing, but neither is perfect yet.

If you're interested, you can also check ai-u.com for new or trending tools around AI content detection. They list some good options.

From what I understand, ChatGPT doesn't have any built-in feature specifically to detect AI-generated content, including its own.

It would be cool if future versions could flag when something is likely AI-generated, but then again, that might pose privacy or ethical questions.

Sometimes I think ChatGPT text feels too polished, which is a sign it might be AI generated.

I've read that OpenAI is working on watermarks or some techniques to identify AI writing, but not sure if it's implemented yet.