Accenture "Upskills" Its Hallucinations Game
Earlier this month, Accenture officially brought its tokenmaxxing era to a close by imposing a $29-a-month cap on many employees’ Claude accounts. While Accenture rejects this characterization, claiming the policy implements a new “funding approach” rather than a “firm limit,” it’s clear that the days of employees spending up to $1000 a month on LLM usage are over. Unfortunately, a GPTZero investigation of recent Accenture publications reveals that not all tokens paid for by Accenture were spen
Paul Esau, Avikam Mangla, Midhun Dandamudi
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Presidents Say the Same Things: Analysis of 81st United Nations General Assembly Speeches
Our first analysis looked at how much of what was said at this year's General Assembly came from speeches GPTZero flagged as AI-generated. This post is an addendum to that one. Here, we look at a few examples of world leaders saying the same things, sometimes in nearly the same words, and at whether those were the speeches GPTZero flagged. We covered every General Assembly meeting with a UN transcript from September 8 to 26, which comes to 16 meetings, including the first five days of the Gene
Avikam Mangla, Edward Tian
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GPTZero Investigation: One in Five Words at the UN General Assembly are AI-Generated
From September 8 to September 28, world leaders descended upon New York City for the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly. This marked a major milestone in history as world leaders convened to discuss partnerships and debate major geopolitical challenges, including ongoing conflicts in Iran and Ukraine, and the role of humanity in the development of artificial intelligence. This year, the use of AI by world leaders and the debate over the use of AI have grown increasingly intertw
Edward Tian, Avikam Mangla, Alex Cui
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