AI on this blog
I use AI to help write and make what’s on this site: text, drawings, diagrams and scripts. The projects, the testing and the photos are mine.
Each post says up front how its text was made:
- In the title:
[AI-90%]means about 90% of the text came from AI.[HU-100%]means it’s all my own words. The tag shows whichever share is higher. - The slop-o-meter under the title: AI on the left, HU (human) on the right, and a marker where the post sits.
The numbers are an estimate. The text counts for about 70% and the pictures for about 30% (less when a long text has only a picture or two): my photos and screenshots count as mine, the drawings and cartoons as AI. Code doesn’t count, and neither does the gauge at the top of each post: it’s part of the page, like the contents. The posts are living documents: as I rewrite parts in my own words, the marker moves to the right.
A post at [HU-100%] is my own words. AI only fixed the spelling, grammar and punctuation.
Why I do it this way: Slop-O-Meter™.
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