There has been an influx of obviously AI generated blog posts about this and that, and most people on this website are easily able to identify them. However, would they still be able to tell if the human was trying to sound like an AI? If not, this means that humans can essentially "ragebait" Codeforces users, writing articles that they know will be falsely accused of being AI generated. That's what I wanted to find out. First, I wrote an article about why I believe Java is a cool language. Then, I prompted ChatGPT- "Please write an article about why Java is a super cool language. Please make it 3 paragraphs, without headings, bolding, italics, or a title, and between 180-220 words. Please try to sound as human as possible." (Keep in mind I did this prompt AFTER writing my own essay). These two articles are shown in an arbitrary order. See if you can guess which one is AI, and which one was written by me.↵
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There are few languages that have been as impactful to the development of computer science, society, and programming as a whole as Java. It remains one of the most widely used programming languages to this day. Whether you are new to programming, or an expert in the field, its very likely you have used Java at one point or another.↵
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So what makes Java so cool? Java is a language that is designed to be easily learned and endlessly applicable. Java understands that programmers make mistakes, and utilizes several tools to bring these mistakes to light. Type mismatch, index out of bounds, and memory overflow are no issues when you choose to code in Java. The point: Java is an excellent language for education and the advancement of programming abilities.↵
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Java may be easy to learn, but don't dismiss its speed. Capable of running MILLIONS of operations in a single second, Java is used throughout the world to create computer games, web applications, and even mobile apps! Whether you want to code a basic project for school, or make games for the world to see, Java is ready for you. Through both its speed and ease of use, Java is an indisputably cool language.↵
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Java is a super cool language because it manages to be both powerful and approachable. Its syntax is relatively straightforward, especially once you get used to concepts like classes and objects, and there is an enormous amount of documentation and community support available. One of Java’s biggest strengths is that it can run on practically any platform through the Java Virtual Machine. Write the code once, compile it, and you can usually run it almost anywhere without completely rewriting everything.↵
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Another thing that makes Java awesome is how versatile it is. You can use it to make desktop applications, websites, Android apps, servers, and all kinds of other software. It also has an enormous standard library, meaning you often do not have to reinvent the wheel just to accomplish something basic. Features like ArrayList, HashMap, and BigInteger can make complicated programming tasks dramatically easier, especially when you are working on algorithms or competitive programming problems.↵
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Finally, Java has simply been around long enough to become incredibly mature. There are countless libraries, tutorials, tools, and programmers who know how to use it. It may not always be the newest or flashiest language, but that reliability is part of what makes it cool. Java is dependable, flexible, and surprisingly fun once you get comfortable with it.↵
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Leave your guesses if you want, or if you just hate this concept downvote and tell me why its terrible and I'm helping AI take over codeforces and draining the power supply and clean drinking water supply and gonna make you all die in 20 years. I don't prompt AI for essays very much, so this could be extremely obvious. (I don't think I did a very good job lmao.) I'll share the answer on Saturday, after I go have my MaiMai Fridays day tomorrow.
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There are few languages that have been as impactful to the development of computer science, society, and programming as a whole as Java. It remains one of the most widely used programming languages to this day. Whether you are new to programming, or an expert in the field, its very likely you have used Java at one point or another.↵
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So what makes Java so cool? Java is a language that is designed to be easily learned and endlessly applicable. Java understands that programmers make mistakes, and utilizes several tools to bring these mistakes to light. Type mismatch, index out of bounds, and memory overflow are no issues when you choose to code in Java. The point: Java is an excellent language for education and the advancement of programming abilities.↵
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Java may be easy to learn, but don't dismiss its speed. Capable of running MILLIONS of operations in a single second, Java is used throughout the world to create computer games, web applications, and even mobile apps! Whether you want to code a basic project for school, or make games for the world to see, Java is ready for you. Through both its speed and ease of use, Java is an indisputably cool language.↵
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Java is a super cool language because it manages to be both powerful and approachable. Its syntax is relatively straightforward, especially once you get used to concepts like classes and objects, and there is an enormous amount of documentation and community support available. One of Java’s biggest strengths is that it can run on practically any platform through the Java Virtual Machine. Write the code once, compile it, and you can usually run it almost anywhere without completely rewriting everything.↵
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Another thing that makes Java awesome is how versatile it is. You can use it to make desktop applications, websites, Android apps, servers, and all kinds of other software. It also has an enormous standard library, meaning you often do not have to reinvent the wheel just to accomplish something basic. Features like ArrayList, HashMap, and BigInteger can make complicated programming tasks dramatically easier, especially when you are working on algorithms or competitive programming problems.↵
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Finally, Java has simply been around long enough to become incredibly mature. There are countless libraries, tutorials, tools, and programmers who know how to use it. It may not always be the newest or flashiest language, but that reliability is part of what makes it cool. Java is dependable, flexible, and surprisingly fun once you get comfortable with it.↵
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Leave your guesses if you want, or if you just hate this concept downvote and tell me why its terrible and I'm helping AI take over codeforces and draining the power supply and clean drinking water supply and gonna make you all die in 20 years. I don't prompt AI for essays very much, so this could be extremely obvious. (I don't think I did a very good job lmao.) I'll share the answer on Saturday, after I go have my MaiMai Fridays day tomorrow.
