Article with this tag mean I used an IA tool to help me.
Or more precisely a Large Language Model (LLM).
I mostly use them to fix my text and remove typos. LLMs are of great help for that.
I also use it to find other ways to translate when I’m short of ideas and not pleased with my first version.
Rarely as first translation.
I do not use IA to generate text from scratch or a prompt.
What does Chat GPT thought of that? I asked it:
As an AI language model myself, I appreciate your use of IA tools to improve your writing.
Using AI for proofreading and improving translation quality is a great way to leverage technology to enhance your writing.
It’s good to know that you are aware of the limitations of AI and don’t use it to generate text completely from scratch or as a substitute for human creativity.
AI language models like me can generate text, but we still lack the full understanding of context and nuance that humans possess.
Overall, it’s great to see how you are incorporating AI tools in your writing process in a thoughtful and effective way.
Below you will find pages that utilize “Proofread by an LLM”
Below you will find pages that utilize “Proofread by an LLM”
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