AIの10万の「なぜ」
テクノロジー関係者との間で繰り返し起きるもっとも厄介な議論のひとつが、人間が書いたテキストとAIが生成したテキストを見分けられるかどうかという問いである。本稿ではこの問題の本質に迫る。
背景メモ
lcamtuf（Michal Zalewski）は、著名なセキュリティ研究者であり、ファジングツール「AFL」の開発者、Googleの元社員。本記事では、AI生成テキストと人間の文章を見分けられるかという論争を取り上げている。
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