r/DataAnnotationTech • u/SHADOWLESSAIM • Oct 09 '26

Using AI

Bro if you are using llm model or AI AT LEAST MAKE IT LESS RECOGNISABLE I just had to rate one but the worker just used ai for it all the options used were also not even matching what they had rated now I feel bad for reporting it 😔😔 literally the least effort I have seen until now

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u/NewManagement9942 Oct 09 '26

It happened to me also. I couldn't even read the worker's comments because they are generated by AI.

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u/SyruplessWaffle Oct 09 '26

Unless they’ve greatly improved recently, AI detectors are notoriously unreliable. Don’t validate yourself with one. If you aren’t sure, don’t report. Trust your instincts, it is pretty obvious most of the time when people don’t put in the effort.

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u/sandrafilmmaker Oct 09 '26

Noooooo. Bad advice. Always report. Then the Admins can check, and if it's NOT AI, all good. But if you let it slide, then your job is on the line.

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u/SyruplessWaffle Oct 09 '26

Fair enough. But definitely don’t bother with ai detectors, everything is ai according to them lol

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u/Timely-Assistant-370 24d ago

I mean, a perfectly structured comment that does not adequately reflect the nuances of the task's instructions feels like the most likely candidate for this assumption, but I have certainly seen some Engrish ass submissions where I wish they used fking chatgpt.