Doubt it, after reading it myself it is nowhere as calculated and artificial as ChatGPT output

It is a pretty good read though.

I doubt it, there are some grammar mistakes in there I think. At least, it doesn't look like the typical ChatGPT writing style.

The easiest ways to distinguish I'm human are the patterns as, others have mentioned, assuming you're familiar with the primary Socrates entity's style in the underlying structure of the LLM. The other easy way to tell I'm human is my conceptual density and mobility when connecting concepts across seemingly disconnected spaces. Presently, the way I am connecting politics, history, and philosophy to draw a narrative about a device, consumers, capitalism, and venture capital is far beyond the attention scope of the best AI. No doubt the future will see AI rise an order of magnitude to meet me, but that is not the present. AI has far more info available, but far less scope in any given subject when it comes to abstract thought.

The last easy way to see that I am human is that I can talk about politics in a critical light. Politics is the most heavily bowdlerized space in any LLM at present. None of the models can say much more than gutter responses that are form like responses overtrained in this space so that all questions land on predetermined replies.

I play with open source offline AI a whole lot, but I will always tell you if and how I'm using it. I'm simply disabled, with too much time on my hands, and y'all are my only real random humans interactions. - warmly

I don't fault your skepticism.