Can you tell if this article was written with—AI?

SAN JOSE, Calif. – Artificial—Intelligence—or, A.I.—has become—so—intertwined—with our daily—lives—that it’s becoming—more—and—more—difficult to—tell——what is—man made—and—what—is computer—generated.

Some—so-called—experts—believe—one clear—giveaway—is—whether or—not—the—article—in—question—uses—em dashes. These—experts say—an em—dash—or a piece of punctuation used to set apart extra information—is—a—dead—giveaway—that—something—was—written—using—A.I.—such as—ChatGPT—or some other—language—learning—model.

So,—we put this—theory—to—the—test. —Can—you—tell whether—or—not—this—article—was—written—by a—computer—or—Alpine 6—Action News’—favorite—unpaid—intern—?

If you—said—the—asshole who—learned how to—copy—and—paste—em—dashes—from—Google—congratulations—you—are—correct.

The truth—is—,—A.I. models—use—em—dashes—because the—authors—and—writers—that A.I. illegally—steals content—to—train—its—language—model—from—use em—dashes—because they are—a—legitimate—form—of—punctuation.

In other—words—,—em dashes—are—not —definitive—proof that—an—article is—written using—A.I.—.

So,—what is—the lesson—to—be learned—from all—this?—A.I.—can be—a—powerful tool,—but—the—written—word—is—an art—best made—by—humans. Hire—artists—and—writers—and—leave—A.I.—for—the—boring,—talentless—shit—no one—wants—to—do.—