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AI-generated stories about Neal McCoy serve as reminder: Don’t trust everything you read
['Staff Reports']
Tyler Morning Telegraph
AI-generated content is becoming more realistic-looking, and some people don’t know how to spot it.
Nevertheless, there are still some ways people can spot AI-generated content – and some good practices to use when determining whether something is real or fake.
People sometimes don’t look quite like they do in real life, and colors can be over-saturated.
AI-generated writing often uses the em dash, which is a long dash used to separate phrases.
Are other people saying a post is AI-generated or making fun of it so as to imply it is AI-generated?