@gianluca.pastorelli
Two thoughts: I don't think a text sounding a bit AI-generated is a problem, as long as the concepts presented are the result of our own work; I use "in conclusion" a lot, have been doing it since way before chatbots became a thing.
@leondbleondb
Can we have the tells prompt please? 😊
@emiliebell5218
😀 Andy your tone makes me laugh out loud! Can't help but smile watching your videos - can't say I'm taking it all in but very enjoyable
@samuelfeso5734
The OG himself!
@zimmejoc
I use “In conclusion” quite a bit. Sucks that I am going to have to stop that. I’ll really cry if “However,” ever gets on that tell list.
@ezrelab6637
wow this is pretty cool actually
@Mujahed.Mustafa
I've started to feel guilty for using AI to write Sci writing professionally 😁 I'm afraid that soon we will rely on it to write all research!
@kennethmacclune8528
How funny, I use so many of those "tell" words/phrases, perhaps I am AI?
@ingowinkler1168
I wonder whether this is another video showing how to effectivly cheat with AI, just on a more sophisticated level. And re. AI detection, you know that this often is flawed?
@tar-yy3ub
Remember, as a scientist you should never feel bad for having AI write for you. You're a scientist, your goal is science not writing.
@radosawbrzezinski4161
i can't really see why should anyone takes academia tips from someone who droped out lol
@marianeballester7242