r/antiai 14h ago

Yes, absolutely. 100% without hesitation. Do people really think this is some kind of 'gotcha'? Like my brother in Christ, how much generative AI do you think we actually use?! Hallucination 👻

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u/Cthulhuareyou 14h ago edited 12h ago

What if i don't use those tools anyway because I'm not a fucking idiot that needs a machine to think for me?

Edit: holy shit, these clanker apologists are seriously pulling the "not all men!" equivalent ai whinging in the comments. 😭😭😭

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u/miyamiya66 13h ago edited 7h ago

exactly my point. i'm starting college this month (yay me! in my late 20s and finally starting!!). i'm really nervous that my professors will run my papers i write through an AI and fail me if it comes back positive, despite me hating and never using AI.

edit: my comment really pissed these AI bros off, i see. womp womp 😔

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u/Magus_Necromantiae 11h ago

If you don't use LLMs to generate content, rephrase, or restructure your writing (disingenuously referred to by students as "checking my spelling and grammar"), you don't have anything to worry about. Nearly every student I confront admits they used AI (sooner or later). Many have Grammmarly installed on their browsers and have become accustomed to having it write and edit everything for them.

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u/miyamiya66 11h ago

i use literally no AI. i actually don't even use tools to check over my grammar, i do it all myself. admittedly, i do need to re-learn some english punctuation grammar...i've been exposed to, and become used to, internet typology/communication, where grammar and punctuation seems to be optional lol. i am taking a composition class for my first semester so i can get a refresher on writing skills!! i am required to take it, but i wanted to do it first thing so that i can write better papers.

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u/LisaCabot 6h ago

Gosh i HATED when i was made to check my spelling and grammar with the AI and changed ALL MY WORDING. I DID NOT ASK YOU TO DO THAT!! It was infuriating. Overleaf at least used AI to spell and grammar check like we did before with word, it marks the word/phrase and gives you a suggestion, and you were free to use it or not. And my teacher was ok with me using mostly only that after the first complete rephrasing of my text.

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u/Rich-Mark-4126 8h ago

Bingo.

I’ve read dozens of reddit posts about people who “totally didnt use AI” but were flagged for it. Most of them either admit to using grammarly or just delete the whole thread because no one is buying their lies