ChatGPT disaster: SF mag Clarkesworld closed to submissions. Amazon Kindle flooded.

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7. Neil Clarke has said there aren't AI detectors that work well enough, but

there are some patterns he's noticed:

http://neil-clarke.com/a-concerning-trend/

I’m not going to detail how I know these stories are “AI” spam or outline any of the data I have collected from these submissions. There are some very obvious patterns and I have no intention of helping those people become less likely to be caught. Furthermore, some of the patterns I’ve observed could be abused and paint legitimate authors with the same brush. Regional trends, for example.

Maybe he's told other editors what to watch out for. I hope editors are sharing this info, but it's best not to make it public.

Here's an article from a month ago on how well various detector tools work:

https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/how-to-detect-chatgpt-plagiarism/