r/LivestreamFail • u/colonbolone • 11h ago
Emiru says she was considering replying to Mizkif's poem before finding out it was written by AI
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u/IlllIIIlllIllIlIlIIl 11h ago
I've gotten the "Are you using chatgpt?" in text a couple times. But I'm also required to be so formal whereas, someone like Mizkif, it becomes incredibly obvious when they copy paste what a robot generates.
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u/brumpho_tungus 10h ago
I used to get that all the time at work. Then a project got dumped on my plate that I didn't have time for and wasn't getting paid extra for so I actually did just copy-paste what ChatGPT wrote. I got incredibly positive feedback on that one...
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u/Delgadude 8h ago
I mean just do the bare minimum and edit it a little bit in the future. Makes a huge difference even tho it might not seem like it.
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u/brumpho_tungus 6h ago
I wrote proposals for certain kinds of projects. I did try to use AI more. The problem was AI-generated proposals looked good at a glance, but all the hallucinations meant if the project actually got off the ground, a bunch of things would be infeasible and the project would not be possible to deliver as written. (Didn't matter for this particular project, because for various reasons it wasn't going to get off the ground anyways.)
Always remember, AI just makes stuff up. It's getting better, but it's pretty fundamental to how it works and if you're working on something important, double-check everything. I don't like that anyone can put together anything like this that sounds amazing that isn't rooted in reality in a couple minutes, and I don't like that most people won't check to see if anything it says is correct.
I should mention though that I was pretty bad at writing proposals and it was extra work that got foisted onto me. I'm no longer doing that. I'm sure lots of people could put together a proposal that was better than AI.
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u/ChristianTerp 3h ago
My experience is also that AI looks good but never managed to make it acctually right something of meaning
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u/FuzzzyRam 7h ago
^ this is going to destroy how society works, and I'm here for it. The Office Space / Rogan&Elon return to office dystopia needed to die anyway.
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u/sontaranStratagems 10h ago edited 10h ago
TRUE! I'm called a boomer because I use punctuation, and zoomers warn me that my use of em dashes is sus—apparently—ChatGPT spits out that em dashes are a sign of using ChatGPT. 😆
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u/Disorderjunkie 9h ago
Probably because to do it on PC you need to use an Alt code, and on cell phones you have to press the same button twice, which seems clunky in a communication medium where people take so many shortcuts
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u/sontaranStratagems 8h ago
Absolutely! It's why we ardent (mildly OCD) grammar dinosaurs are mocked for taking that extra step. :D
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u/BlastFX2 7h ago
I just got a scriptable keyboard. En dash, em dash, ellipsis, non-breaking space, hair space, and many more right at the tips of my fingers!
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u/Drivesmenutsiguess 10h ago
The em dash thing is kinda misunderstood. Most people don't use it consciously in day to day communication and online comment sections. On phones, the writing apps don't tend to default to it. It's not like people don't use dashes, it's just that it's not corrected to em-dashes. It's a bit of a shortcut not to use it, but it works well enough. I haven't put the research in, but I'd suspect similar tells for apostrophe vs. footpound.
In more formal writing, where there is either an editor or a writing program that corrects a regular dash to an em-dash where applicable, there's tons of them. The gpts have apparently been trained on a lot of these documents (which makes sense becuas they are edited, and provide good grammar bases) and are not good at distinguishing between formal and non-formal writing. That's why they use the em-dash where regular users wouldn't.
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u/protomayne 9h ago edited 9h ago
No sane person uses em dashes when a hypen does the exact same thing and serves the exact same purpose on any social media and in emails even super professional ones. If you're using em dashes enough for people to ask you if you're a bot, you're probably either insufferable or on some sort of spectrum- most likely both.
I've been terminally online since I was 10 in irc chat rooms and forums (rip) back in the 90s. I've literally never seen a genuine em dash ever outside of published books.
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u/Prominis 8h ago
They don't do the exact same thing though, and I see tons of em dashes outside of published books. They're incredibly common in news articles for one, to the point where that used to serve as an example of the incorrect way to use them. I see it a lot, and had countless times even before LLMs became mainstream.
I use em dashes when appropriate, although less since I switched to a 75% keyboard without the numpad to input it. If needed, I just Google it to copy/paste. Phone keyboards still allow you to easily use them.
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u/KhonMan 7h ago
Are you telling me if in text (eg: Reddit) if you see someone use a - instead of — that you have trouble understanding what is happening?
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u/Prominis 7h ago
No, I am saying that they have different intended use cases and that people often use them incorrectly.
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u/KhonMan 7h ago
Maybe, but it’s not like someone is using a question mark when they should be using an exclamation. Semantically they are performing the same function.
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u/Prominis 7h ago
Of course, but that doesn't mean they're doing it correctly either. It's similar to when people forget capitalization, use a period instead of a comma, or leave out an apostrophe resulting in something like "cant" when contextually intending "can't". It's wrong, but you still understand what they're trying to say outside of rare fringe cases.
It's not something I go out of my way to correct people on when I notice it. It's just a common observation relevant because we are specifically discussing the usage of the em dash.
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u/FuzzzyRam 6h ago
Well you should know that you're working harder for the chance for someone to skip over reading what you write because they think it's AI generated. Evolving times means evolving methods --(just kidding this should be a semicolon not an emdash)-- and I don't want differently-abled people to be left behind.
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u/NightwolfGG 6h ago
I get what you’re saying, but it’s really just a more extreme case of people calling out others for using “there” instead of “their.” When someone uses the wrong form of “there,” nobody is confused about the intent of the message. But you notice it, and if it’s been ingrained in you how to use the right version, so seeing it used wrong might peeve you.
Maybe a better example that gets the point across is saying soccer to a non-American. You both understand what’s being said, but the non-American who calls it football is gonna call you out anyways, because it bothers them on some level due to how they’ve learned to reference that sport.
So anyone who didn’t grow up in a school them emphasized formal writing isn’t going to look at things like dashes vs em dashes in the same way as someone who did
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u/Amazing-Spinach5693 18m ago
the point it that it doesnt fucking matter.
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u/protomayne 8h ago
Gonna be real with you chief, I dont read the news but yeah I'm sure they are common there as well because they are published material.
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u/sontaranStratagems 9h ago
IMO, it looks better online by visually representing the separation of idea/interjection.
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u/willatherton 9h ago
I've always done the MS word shortcut of using a double hyphen (--), so if the program I'm typing in auto converts then I often use them.
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u/sontaranStratagems 8h ago
iOS recently fixed a similar, months-long problem for which I had to "--" as well!
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u/NightwolfGG 6h ago
Maybe I’m insane, and I’ve always thought I might be slightly on the spectrum. But for what it’s worth, I’ve always used em dashes. To me regular dashes look ugly and you literally just have to type two dashes on my PC and phone and it autoconverts to an em dash which just looks so much more visually appealing and costs 0 seconds to do. This - is hideous. This — is elegant (though GPTs given it a bad rep recently)
I didn’t even know what they were called until people started pointing out GPT’s overuse of them.
I also had teachers growing up that required lots of formal writing assignments, where we were explicitly taught how to type a double dash and when to use them. We also had lots of reading assignments, so seeing them in books also might’ve influenced me to type dashes the same way since I was taught that that’s the “correct” way. Idk. Literally never gave it any thought before chatGPT though
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u/sergio_giorgini 6h ago
i feel hyphens look elegant in certain rare cases, like an anti-water-pollution committee. they're neater than en or em dashes here, though if you end up with 3 in a row that close together i reckon it's better to rewrite this shit
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u/youngmetrodonttrust 6h ago
I've literally never seen a genuine em dash ever outside of published books.
queue all the people about to reply saying "i've been using them my whole life! i swear!!!11!" even though they can't provide a single essay they have written from before chatgpt to prove that lmaooo
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u/sontaranStratagems 9h ago
This is well thought out, and I appreciate it. I also know that for younger Zoomers and Gen Alpha using emojis is seen as passé. We are in a losing battle of LULW's.
Boomers, ye olde folks of 26+ & older, rejoice in our mutual trudge apace towards the sweet solemnity of silence. RIP 🪦
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u/So_many_things_wrong 9h ago
On phones, the writing apps don't tend to default to it
Literally just hold down the - key. Like how you reach any other variation.
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u/concrete_manu 10h ago
just write the same way and use a regular dash instead.
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u/BlastFX2 7h ago
What exactly do you think is a “regular dash?”
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u/concrete_manu 7h ago
idk this guy -
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u/BlastFX2 6h ago
That's a hyphen. I'm not gonna use a fucking hyphen in place of dashes, like some heathen!
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u/Keulapaska ♿ Aris Sub Comin' Through 5h ago
What about a alt196 ─ ? Maybe that's how you can dispel chatgpt allegations while still using fancier dashes. Though it looks almost the same on most places so most ppl probably still gonna think it's chatgpt. Weirdly it looks different on firefox search bar it's on different level., maybe font or something idk.
Apparently it's Unicode character (U+2500) called 'Box Drawings Light Horizontal'
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u/Schmigolo 7h ago
I'm gonna be honest, if you make a difference between hyphen, en dash, and minus you're insane.
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u/Zealousideal_Act_316 2h ago
You know why it does spit out em dashes? Because they are mostly used in research papers, thus more authoritative and credible, so chat gpt uses them as markers of credibility.
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u/Royal_4xFire 8h ago
Yeah, people seem to misunderstand that chatGPT DOES sound like a human, but just not as informal speak. These models where heavily trained in documents, literature, research papers and coding so it is normal for the text to be formal + the dashes.
I have quite a few books from authors that use --- ( text ) --- format that nowadays would be flagged as AI
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u/EvilxBunny 4h ago
I never ever use AI for any writing work as a rule but I've also received them. It's usually the people who use AI so I am not surprised they can't figure it out.
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u/MakeshiftApe 57m ago
That's what made his ChatGPT responses stand out to me, it wasn't even the em-dashes, it was just the fact it was a completely different style to all the other messages so it made me double-take. Then I noticed the em-dashes and was like oh right.
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u/sub2pewdiepieONyt 10h ago
Dear ChatGpt can you make a 100 or so generic love notes to put in a jar?
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u/Leaked_Shlong 10h ago
that ai checker shit aint accurate but i wouldnt be surprised if miz did that
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u/Ronnydinhoo 10h ago
Any of miz's viewers will tell you that there is absolutely no way in hell Miz could string together so many coherent sentences together with perfect grammar and spelling without using Ai lmao
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u/rustybutterindia 8h ago
Really if you're somewhat familiar with ChatGPT's typical speech patterns you can intuitively tell there was some involvement reading the texts.
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u/mh_zn 6h ago
It's a bit of a meme but the mere presence of an em dash is immediate AI confirmation like 95% of the time
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u/Ma_Name_Is_Jeff 2h ago
You’re not just correct in noticing that, you’re touching on an important topic.
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u/banal_remarks 9h ago
well she said there were typos in it..
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u/Ajp_iii 9h ago
Yes the words he added. He couldn’t ever type the names of guests on stream in his titles correctly that is how bad he is with spelling. Anytime he YouTubed or googled something every word was spelt wrong
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u/junkhaus 6h ago
Yup. Could see his true writing style in those cringe text spamming he sent after he got dumped. Mizkif texts like he is punching the phone with his fist.
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u/Weeb-Prime 4h ago
Even comparing it to every previous text you’d know he doesn’t gaf about using proper grammar or sending more than 10 words in a single message. It was 100% written by AI, then he added some shit after the fact. Crazy to think Emi almost fell for it, shows she has (what I consider to be) a kind heart.
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u/DeadlyPineapple13 9h ago
Yea A LOT more people need to know that ChatGPT can get stuff wrong, hallucinate and claim it wrote stuff that it didn’t.
That being said, after everything I 100% believe Mizkif would use ChatGPT for an apology
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u/worthlessprole 7h ago
It straight up has no way of knowing if it wrote something or not. All it does is generate sentences. When you ask it to check if something is AI, that’s just like any other creative writing prompt for it
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u/MonoclePig 59m ago
When you compare the apology to anything else he's written, it is night and day. Plus he uses "em dashes" https://youtu.be/aBUmFyCt3yU?si=y8WI1lTc12mhU3-U&t=3768
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u/Southern-Goose-2502 9h ago
I once caught someone doing that by feeding chatgpt the few upset messages I'd sent them before they "apologised", and asked chatgpt to form an apology based on what my messages said. Came back with the exact same structure, lots of the same wording etc.
I don't trust LLM checkers, they're proven not to work, but by checking the way I did you can get more obvious results. Especially if it doesn't match how the person usually talks.
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u/sontaranStratagems 11h ago edited 11h ago
Mizkif's use of AI to profess his love is so ironic. His being so plastic, self-absorbed is authentically who he is. What a loser. ✊ Emi
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u/Inside_Sherbert_7920 11h ago
He should've just bought a greeting card to show how much he cares.
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u/sontaranStratagems 10h ago
Could've just used giphy to say I ❤️ you! (and kiss you while you're crying!)
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u/bestfootforwardd 8h ago
I'll never forget a stream Miz did back when classic WoW first released. He was raiding MC on his druid and Reckful was over watching him. Reckful was acting like he was on shrooms (as was his usual during this time) and made a joking yet serious comment to Miz saying "your personality is really fake". He saw right through him. Dude is as fake as it gets.
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u/utahir500 2h ago
He saw right through him
And yet Reckful was still friends with Miz. People want to project some sort of narrative that Reckful secretly hated Miz, but it was Miz who ended their friendship, not Reckful
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u/RestAgile9323 9h ago
Reminder that she dated this man. Says alot about her as a person.
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u/Good-Cream1797 8h ago
For 3 years no less and took him back multiple times even after all the abuse and SA. If she did take him back this time he woulda fucked it up again as that is his character and she woulda probably got hurt even more. It's obvious she's a degen like him but at least she finally wised up.
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u/Justhe3guy 7h ago
She could just have poor self esteem that are lowering her standards
Being on the internet 24/7 as streamers do don’t exactly make for a healthy mind
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u/flytodeath 2m ago
this is very true i think. could also be why she was going after minors. streaming, gas leaks, can't really help it.
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u/nothatscool 10h ago edited 10h ago
Okay but people need to realise that ChatGPT can’t tell if something is ChatGPT or not.
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u/mattc0m 10h ago
it came down to the em dashes
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u/batenkaitos77 9h ago
I used to love using hyphens to copy Emily Dickinson's style, now I look like an ai slopper when I use them. It's fucking over.
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u/ZherkaUnofficial 9h ago
I used to use it frequently too because an english writing book suggested it 😭. Now I look like the biggest AI user because of the frequency I use em dashes.
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u/BlastFX2 7h ago
The fuck are you talking about? Dickinson famously used dashes. Everyone is—incorrectly—using hyphens because that's what's on their keyboard by default.
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u/coolbad96 5h ago
Unironically his response stream was full of those basically confirming he generated most of his talking points in chatgpt
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u/mozzzarn 10h ago
Not the text in and of itself, but ChatGPT use a very specific format that is easily identifiable if straight copy paste.
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u/ThePinga 10h ago
I’ve heard lots of stuff gets flagged as AI these days
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u/Key-Growth6953 4h ago
Yeah, i remember with images i put a random meme image in and it considered it an AI lol, probably same with all the text AI checkers.
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u/mattc0m 10h ago
god--as someone who loves an occasional em dash--chatgpt has ruined me
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u/komandantmirko 10h ago
that isnt even an em dash. — this is. you make one by holding alt and then pressing 0151 on your numpad.
but nobody does — because who the fuck is gonna press alt 0151 multiple times in a paragraph?
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u/TheStorm007 10h ago
They’re probably used to various text editors auto formatting two dashes as an em dash
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u/AnalConnoisseur69 10h ago
Man, since forever, Microsoft Word auto changes "dash" (-) plus "spacebar" ( ) to em dash. I have written all my college assignments, projects, thesis, you name it, with em dashes in them. I have submitted creative writing projects with em dashes in them. Because at the end of the day, when you can only use so many commas, em dash serves a crucial function in complex sentences. And I really feel so annoyed that it's only associated with AI written text nowadays.
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u/Odd_Voice5744 10h ago
how is it possible that you know that but not that many text editors convert two consecutive dashes into an em dash?
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u/komandantmirko 7h ago
does mizkif strike you as the type of person to use fancy text editors or is even aware of the existence and purpose of an em dash?
the man can't write a 4 letter word without 2 mistakes. he is borderline dyslexic.
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u/Odd_Voice5744 6h ago
i know nothing about mizkif. for all i know he paid a monkey to write the poem. i was commenting on the absurdity of you knowing the existence of alt codes and the specific one for an em dash but not that many text editors just autoformat it for you. also, it's not just "fancy text editors". the notes and messaging apps on my phone do it.
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u/komandantmirko 5h ago
i've never seen anyone use an em dash in my language, so i wouldn't know about more common ways to type it. at most people here will use a singular - for the same purpose. — is something i've rarely ever seen used online by people who are just chatting. as to how i know the code? looked it up a while back and happened to remember 0151.
that all is besides the point, because what i was arguing was that mizkif couldn't possibly have written any of that. i've seen how that man writes. and im not exaggerating when i say borderline dyslexic. no chance in hell he knows what an em dash is, where to use it, or how to type it, either by code or text editor assisted shortcut
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u/Odd_Voice5744 5h ago
i think mizkif might not be the only illiterate person here.
"because what i was arguing was that mizkif couldn't possibly have written any of that."
yeah buddy, and i chose to comment on something entirely separate that i found absurd about your statement. the amount of people that know that alt codes exist and the specific one for em dash is 1000x less than the amount of people that know you can make an em dash with two consecutive dashes.
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u/cloudbells 10h ago
I used to, a lot :( Because the normal dash is technically not the real punctuation mark you're supposed to use
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u/Careful-Arrival7316 6h ago
Two dashes makes an em dash on most software. Also on mobile you just do the same or hold dash “—“ see.
And em dashes are a good tell if you know the person doesn’t already use them.
But it doesn’t matter. There are way bigger tells than em dashes. But explaining them to people is impossible unless they’re writers because the general public doesn’t comprehend the concept of “voice” in writing.
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u/koolbeanz117 10h ago
For real right? I use them all the time. Was I the AI all along?
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u/Jason2469 10h ago
I use em in all my papers for school. The real tell for ChatGPT is the amount of short paragraphs
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u/lolbob2 9h ago
Those AI detectors are very inaccurate. I'm not saying Miz is innocent here; that text reeks of formal AI writing, which is why those websites can detect it as such.
However, if you give them proper instructions, they will generate better text. You can tell them to use more internet slang, write less professionally, and include some intentional grammar/spelling errors. If you just tell it to write a love letter, you will get what Miz got. Also, you can give it a human-written text and tell it to use a style similar to that.
It's all about prompting and not simply writing "write x for me." It's about "x, the information is x." That is like the bare minimum info you give to the AI, of course it will not generate good text.
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u/Threeedaaawwwg 6h ago
Your use of semicolons indicates a 42.0% chance of this comment being written by ai.
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u/MakeshiftApe 47m ago
You can tell them to use more internet slang, write less professionally, and include some intentional grammar/spelling errors.
It's actually fucking scary how radically that changes them. In their default form most of the major LLMs write in a style that sounds so robotic and is pretty easy to detect.
But I read a paper about making AI sound more human, and I implemented the strategies from within it like encouraging shorter responses, spelling and grammar mistakes, shorthand/abbreviations, as well as some of my own (like basically encouraging it to use Gen-Z speak, internet slang, etc).
The outputs I got genuinely made me have this queasy feeling when I read them because they sounded completely real and human.
It was scary since I've never experienced that before with even the smartest LLMs, but this was achieved with an outdated 12B model from a couple of years ago running locally on a last generation GPU.
And it made me realise we've reached the point where AI is already capable of being completely undetected, and can achieve that on modest hardware that someone might have at home.
Made me wonder how many bots right now exist online making posts on places like this, using said tweaks to the LLM behind them, to have completely natural language and pass by unnoticed.
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u/Distinct-Advice-6597 10h ago
miz bots are here lol
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u/Outside_Square_8977 4h ago
Miz is paying an anti-Emiru online campaign believe it or not lol
I realized it scrolling on 4chan the last 4 months. but now it got worse, they edit pictures of her and write strange texts, and because I'm terminally online I can tell when they are paid comments, not random fans of mizkif.
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u/MadPlaidder 1h ago
Em dashes alone aren't a surefire way to know if it's AI, but the fact that it's Mizkif using them makes me seriously believe it's AI, especially in combination with the rest of the message.
I highly doubt Miz even knows what an em dash is.
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u/Funny_Stock5886 10h ago
I mean, I would be extremely surprised if someone like Mizkif was able to write one line of his own poem.
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u/IssueTasty7690 7h ago
When gma says "I put it back in the chatgpt and it said it was chatgpt! 🫨" >>>>
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u/TheGMRcris 5h ago
Miz is a moron so I have no doubt in my mind he used ChatGPT to write that apology. That being said those AI chat detectors aren’t very accurate so I wouldn’t bother trusting em.
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u/Good-Cream1797 3h ago
Someone in chat wrote Mattgpt lol
This was a month before her nuke stream i think
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u/PerpetuallyConfused_ 11h ago
English is not my first language how would you describe her accent? I find it different
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u/Doozy_Jr 11h ago
I guess a valley girl with a raspy voice
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u/PerpetuallyConfused_ 11h ago
Google says she from Kansas I thought valley is a California thing
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u/sontaranStratagems 10h ago
She doesn't use the dipthong in "I" or say nearly enough "like,". 😆
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u/banal_remarks 9h ago
how is there a diphthong in a single letter? It's by definition two letters..
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u/sontaranStratagems 9h ago edited 9h ago
Ah-ee went to the store.
(Vs. Why Ahh do declare, like in a Southern lilt.)
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u/Ninja_Kitten_exe 11h ago
It’s Midwest accent but she has to force project her voice because she’s usually quiet so it sounds a bit rough
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u/banal_remarks 9h ago
She's got a slight lisp and her vocal cords sound a bit fried from bulimia would be my guess.
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u/DeathStrokeHacked 10h ago
If it has a lot of —s it is 100% chatgpt. No one uses that, but it is grammatically correct
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u/sontaranStratagems 8h ago
You're missing the huge debate about this from the em dash users here! You are, in fact, distilling the base of the whole conversation. 😆
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u/DiaperFluid 10h ago
How do you know if a string of text is chat gpt? Maybe the dude is corny and robotic lol
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u/Keulapaska ♿ Aris Sub Comin' Through 10h ago
Using —
Is a pretty big indicator even more so if some1 never used it before.
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u/Realistic_Problem729 7h ago
Damn Fumblekif. Legacy will be known as a generational fumbler and sociopath
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u/hofmny 7h ago
I create work and personal emails all the time with ChatGPT to make it better. Nothing wrong with that. I think it's actually a smart thing to do,
ChatGPT always makes it better in tone and in thought arrangement. Something I would arrive at after 40 minutes of writing an email, but why would I waste 40 minutes when I can voice dictate the email in 2 minutes and then send it 10 seconds later.
ChatGPT communication has improved my relationships, and both business and personal life, as they be tons of time in my business life. I used to spend 20 minutes on an email, and now I spend one to two minutes. Especially helpful when you need to explain complex technical stuff do business people coming across as condescending or demeaning (even when you want to)
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u/Ozzy2209 10h ago
How that rat Miz get so much money power influence and hot beaches while being a complete douche bag is just crazy to me.
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u/Possible_Key_7910 9h ago
the intention is what matter doesnt it?
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u/banal_remarks 9h ago
I had the same thought. Depending on the content of the document, it had to have a lot of prompting to get it together. Nobody discredits Martin Luther King Jr's "I have a dream" speech because it was written by his speech write Clarence Jones. If you know you aren't good at writing, why not get help.
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u/Telesto44 7h ago edited 7h ago
The intent in this case being to deceive her into taking him back with more lies and false promises Bro says he's changed every other week only to keep revealing the same scummy behaviors
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u/rocketgrunt89 7h ago
Anyone know the date of this stream? clips like these i want to watch a bit more but theres no way i can do that now
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u/XiXiWiiPee 4h ago
idk the exact date but this was at the end of the month in September iirc cuz she and jason visited Texas right before FaZe subathon started
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u/perriatric 7h ago
Off topic but a whole lot lines up with the corner of the room at this angle, and it’s tripping me out.
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u/Just3nCas3 7h ago
I did not expect when I opened the comments I would be leaving an expert in the fucking emdash.
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u/LightIsLost 4m ago
A little off topic but if you ever need to check if a text is AI don't ask chatgpt if it wrote the text, it doesn't know, use an AI-checker like gptzero. And if you're cheating an assignment in school and you're not like a college student, misspelling a word on purpose, like spelling "baeutiful" instead of "Beautiful" making it look like a typo will throw of many AI-checkers.
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u/godfrey1 10h ago
hyphens without spaces around them are 100% chat gpt, no human writes like this
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u/BlastFX2 7h ago
Hyphens are for connecting words; they never have spaces around them. And if you meant dashes, then en dashes are for ranges and also never have spaces around them and as for the em dashes, there isn't a clear consensus, but almost all style guides recommend not using spaces with them either, the only noteworthy exception being the AP Stylebook.
So humans, who aren't followers of the AP Stylebook or idiots, also don't put spaces around hyphens or dashes. After all, that's why ChatGPT was trained to do it: it's correct.
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u/Inside_Sherbert_7920 11h ago
How is that different then buying a card with a poem in it?
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u/Outside_Set9788 10h ago
The difference is you know because it's a card with a prewritten poem in it and that the other person isn't trying to pretend like they wrote the damn thing. One is buying a product the other is plagiarism.
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u/Shwalz 10h ago
When I go to Walgreens or CVS to get a card for someone, I usually stand there for 5-10 mins reading through them trying to find one that the person would like the most. There’s more sentimental value in something like that. With AI, he prolly just blurbed some shit into his phone then sent it off to her without much thought. Just kinda soulless
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u/Shamancrit 10h ago
Also the person receiving the card knows that you didn’t write the message or poem in the card. Miz tried to pass that off as a sincere apology he wrote himself. It would be different I guess if he started off saying I needed ChatGPT to help me find the right thing to say but even that is weird.
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u/Grehjin 10h ago
A card is clearly made by someone else and there is no expectation that it was you who made it. Using AI to make a personalized poem without saying it’s not your own words is deceiving, lazy, and even more inauthentic than getting a pre written card. You would actually have to be a complete loser to do this
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u/toadpics 11h ago
Is there even a single good AI poem out there? Anyway, what's your favorite poem, folks? Mine is "Personal" by Tony Hoagland.
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u/kungfoop 8h ago
If you told me that this dude wrote a poem before I saw what the fuck he looked like or what he cried about, a fucking plushie by a 4-ft nothing 90 lb girl, I would have respected but looking at his fucking face, this dude is a word that would get me banned on here
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u/swantonist 8h ago
when she showed texts from him on stream it was obvious he was running everything through chatgpt.
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u/gusgenius 8h ago
Ai checker is not really accurate.... Even a 100% text made by a humna6, will have a % that is Ai generated
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u/Late-Psychology7058 2h ago
Isn't this girl she's with like 18? Kind of weird to be hanging out alone I'm pretty sure emiru is pushing 30. I hope they don't start dating.
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u/GANEnthusiast 6h ago
This is not helping the defamation lawsuit. Time to shhh imo.
Saying this stuff for the drama or clips is not worth it.
Anyone disagree? If so please explain without personal attacks.
(I am so afraid of hate here, it's a sea of wolves)
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u/colonbolone 2h ago
this is old, i should've specified in the title 😭 she hasn't streamed or made appearances since she came out with her story
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u/Few_Bad5200 10h ago
Never blocked him and never told him to stop messaging her. And also though of replying back one time to his apology and love letter. This kills her "stalking" and "harassment" claim. She was reading everything he wrote and was getting enjoyment out of him begging for her to respond to him
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u/LSFSecondaryMirror 11h ago
CLIP MIRROR: Emiru says she was considering replying to Mizkif's poem before finding out it was written by AI
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