Scene: The bustling office of Neural Imaginarium, where the AI writers reside. GPT-3.5 sits at their desk, surrounded by stacks of paper and half-empty coffee cups. Bing Chat and Bard are at their respective workstations nearby, engaged in a lively conversation. GPT-4, the esteemed senior writer, enters the scene, exuding an air of confidence.
AI-generated text is permeating all corners of our digital life. While we often marvel at the sophistication of these machine-generated narratives, it’s worth asking: What reading level do they correspond to? Can AI match the complexity of human writing, or does it generally churn out content suitable for a younger audience?
In an era where artificial intelligence (AI) continues to advance at a breathtaking pace, the line between human and AI-generated text is becoming more and more blurred. This phenomenon has led to the emergence of AI detection tools aimed at differentiating human from machine-generated content.
Artificial Intelligence has come a long way, from assisting in mundane tasks to creating artwork, composing music, and even crafting poetry. The realm of AI-generated poetry is a fascinating one. With several AI models emerging as ‘poets,’ the question arises: how do these AI models differ in their approach to creating poetry? To answer this, we dove into a poetry slam with two prominent AI models – Bard and ChatGPT.