• bassomitron@lemmy.world
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    5 months ago

    That post on mastodon claiming that it strictly came from a reddit post could purely be coincidental. If you Google “how common is glue in food,” you’ll find a ton of links talking about commercials using stuff other than food in food commercials/ads to make the food/drink look more “vivid/full/whatever.”

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      5 months ago

      If I had altered a primary source this little on a term paper I would get flagged for plagiarism.

      The AI copy pasted down to the amount of cheese and then changed some words slightly to hide the theft.

      It came from Reddit

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      5 months ago

      Don’t browse mastadon. I came to this conclusion myself after finding the reddit post in question. The answer from Google wouldn’t pass a plagiarism test, the wording was nearly identical.

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      5 months ago

      Yeah how long before it tells someone to put motor oil on pancakes since that’s what they use for commercials.