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#5617·Jad Elmourad, about 4 hours agoWhen I later asked him directly whether he was using AI, he admitted to it but claimed it was merely to “help edit some of [his] writings”.
Pangram, an AI detector, paints a different picture
I think this relates to #5615. I think there is a fundamental disagreement about what the term AI-generated means. If I write something and then pass it to an LLM for edits, then that gets marked as AI-generated. But is that really the deal-breaker here? Are we testing "ability to solve the bounty and write up the solution without AI"? Or are we testing that the submitter understands what they're submitting, which we already established?
Veritula discussion trees can’t accurately reflect problematic vs unproblematic ideas when unreasonable people are involved, see #5624. Submitting this as a fix. Jad agrees to terms, breaks them, then wants to argue the purpose and meaning of them. That’s arbitrary, ie the opposite of reason and Veritula. He will no doubt claim he was just trying to follow the Veritula method of addressing criticisms, but the effect is that he’s turning Veritula on its head in the process. There’s no point discussing with people like him.