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.
Art is a diverse and multi-layered field of study that relies heavily on both visual and textual analysis. While the visuals are, of course, the main focus, it is through text that we often contextualize, critique, and interpret what we see. The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) in the form of text generation tools, such as OpenAI’s GPT models, offers new and exciting opportunities in the field of art study. Here’s how: