NIEL, Mr Thomas (2023) Research internship : Detection of computer Generated Text PRE - Research Project, ENSTA.
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Abstract
In December 2022, "Writing a prompt" was still an unknown expression to the general public, and Large Language Models were merely tools used by a handful of domain specialists. The responses from chatbots were often dubious. However, all of this is going to change by the end of 2022 with the arrival of ChatGPT, a tool developed by OpenAI that will allow everyone to ask their more or less interesting questions, ranging from "Explain neural networks to me" to "What name should I give my dog?" and even "How to make a weapon," and obtain a response, often much more satisfying than an internet search. As a result, the education sector, along with many other sectors, is going to be impacted by this newcomer, having to now correct papers written partially or entirely by a computer. In this sector, as well as in many others such as journalism or content production on the internet, the question arises of how to determine whether a text has been generated by a human or a computer. Answering this question will be crucial in the sector’s regulation process and is the subject of my internship.
Item Type: | Thesis (PRE - Research Project) |
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Subjects: | Information and Communication Sciences and Technologies |
ID Code: | 9650 |
Deposited By: | Thomas NIEL |
Deposited On: | 28 août 2023 09:57 |
Dernière modification: | 28 août 2023 09:57 |
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