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How can you tell when ChatGPT has written something?

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The video provides high-value, actionable information on a trending topic (AI detection) that directly addresses a common pain point for professionals, encouraging high engagement through a specific question.

Summary

The creator discusses common linguistic patterns and technical markers that can identify text generated by ChatGPT. He asks the audience to share their own observations on how they spot AI-written content.

Structure

1Introduction to the topic of AI detection
2Analysis of punctuation patterns like em dashes and semicolons
3Mention of new model watermarks
4Call for audience engagement and personal insights

Call to action

What signals to you that ChatGPT is behind a piece of writing? Drop your tells below!

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How can you tell when ChatGPT has written something? I call them the 95% AI symbols or the "winking long-nose": - instead of, - or . ; instead of , or . Let's face it, the average person doesn't know how to correctly use the em dash and the semicolon. These symbols show up with these "winking long-nose" mistakes. There are some less direct signs too in addition to the 95% rule. STRUCTURAL PATTERNS: "It is not only about X, it is about Y" "Just like [metaphor], these [subject]" Starting sentences with "In fact..." Excessive use of "moreover" and "furthermore" FORMATTING TELLS: Emoji bookends, at the start and end of paragraphs Bullet points marked with emojis instead of dots Multiple hashtags at the end Unnecessary bolding Some examples: "🚀 Beyond the hype..." - Ever wonder how to scale? Let me share a secret...

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Exposing ChatGPT's writing fingerprints! 🔍 From overused em dashes to suspicious semicolons and hidden watermarks in the new models. What gives away AI-written content to YOU? Drop your tells below! #AIdetection #ChatGPT #WritingTips #TechTok #AIwatermarks #ContentCreation #DigitalLiteracy