Study finds AI chatbot text often passes as human, but follow-up questions expose it
In a study with over 72,000 judgments of human and AI responses, participants frequently mistook chatbot writing for human, though asking follow-up questions could trip up the AI.
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- 2026-10-29 12:20 · TechXplore AI & ML
AI often passes for human, but asking follow-up questions can trip it up
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