LoRA’s are actually really cheap and fast to make. That article I linked explains how it literally took 2 bucks to do. I don’t really think anything is getting worse forever. Things are just changing, and that’s one constant in the world.
And it was still something like 30% detectable as AI. That tells me that every article will still read as samey, even if it’s different enough to fool a tool that was trained on the current trends. Authorial voice is lost, replaced by the machine’s voice.
It was only when they trained on authors specifically, which cost $81, that it dropped down to 3%. They won’t do that.
Give it a year and we’ll see. These things are improving at an incredible pace, and costs continue to go down as well. Things you needed to have a data center to do just a year ago can now be done on a laptop.
LoRA’s are actually really cheap and fast to make. That article I linked explains how it literally took 2 bucks to do. I don’t really think anything is getting worse forever. Things are just changing, and that’s one constant in the world.
And it was still something like 30% detectable as AI. That tells me that every article will still read as samey, even if it’s different enough to fool a tool that was trained on the current trends. Authorial voice is lost, replaced by the machine’s voice.
It was only when they trained on authors specifically, which cost $81, that it dropped down to 3%. They won’t do that.
Give it a year and we’ll see. These things are improving at an incredible pace, and costs continue to go down as well. Things you needed to have a data center to do just a year ago can now be done on a laptop.