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In other words, it looks like OpenAI's bots knew about this problem and attempted to exploit it.
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From one piece Rails Security, AI, and IBB 3 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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I suspect this is due to so many projects being inundated with AI generated reports.
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I enjoy using AI, but I really don't like AI being used on me.
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When money is on the line, AI makes it easier to disguise low-quality work as legitimate.Their words
AI made it easy to turn a bullshit problem into something that looked legit, and since there's a possibility of money involved people tried to take advantage of the situation.
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