Temo que me confundan con un robot y por eso escribo con faltas
La tecnología ha traído un nuevo miedo: que nos acusen de usar la IA para escribir textos, trabajos y correos electrónicos. El rechazo a estos chatbots lleva a muchos a escribir de forma descuidada, para que nadie les acuse de copiar y pegar
People are writing less and entrusting their texts to artificial intelligence, it seems, though few admit it, especially when these texts need to be presented as their own. Others run some tricks to conceal the traces of these programs in their writing. "I insert small mistakes at the beginning of an email, I make letter jumps and transliterations to generate authenticity," admits Alberto Benbunan, co-founder of Rebundle (an AI training and consulting company), who concedes that these chatbots write many of their emails.
Those who prefer not to interact too much with the invention for now are under pressure, and whatever the reason, they have banished the long script and start writing "dirty," a journalist says, under condition of anonymity.
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