edward tian is his name. he joins me now. edward, thanks for joining us. have -- gptzero -- how you came up with it and how it works? >> absolutely. thank so much for having me, anderson. i would say why i came up with it's -- the buzz around chatgpt has been crazy. i've been hearing it anywhere and it's an incredible innovation. at the same time, it's like opening a pandora's box. once we do there is no dialing back and we need to dial -- the technologies to adapt these exciting technologies responsibly. that's the motivation. in layman's terms, chatgpt ingests gigantic portions of the internet and regurgitate patterns. so, it's not coming up with anything original. generating this tech says machine generated text. and gptzero turns this around, use the a i against itself, and use the model to detect with something looks like chatgpt, whether it's with a fingerprint of a machine like written article -- almost asking chatgpt, is it chatgpt? >> there's this thing called burstiness. what is burstiness. >> burstiness is variance in almost human writing. human

tian of radio and television news agency, the representative of vali a jurist in the red crescent community, by being present in the areas affected by the ice earthquake, with the awake people, and examined the process of providing services to the earthquake victims, hujjatul islam and muslims in this visit, with the importance of speeding up the provision of vital and relief services, as well as serious attention and handling of the affairs the victims emphasized that it is not an easy task to provide around 500 tents with the basic facilities of milk heat and living facilities, but in total i planned to organize 80 thousand people , it is a difficult task and my duty is to fight. this book was published, including revolutionary hymns and tablets a compact history of iranian music, members from 1957 to 1967, rivers that we have often heard and have memories with, photos of the history of the revolution with the sound of music in the book bazm razm, these were the people that remained in iran, not many, but fortunately those who the remaining capable people initially criticized the text of

tian's neighbors respectfully call him laoshixia.nly is the keeper of traditions, but he also came up with the idea of ​​launching kites without fail in the dances of kites, when he flies in the sky, he spins in a spiral, like a living person, when he is spinning in a dance, therefore with these movements. i repeat the movements of the kite, and we are one with him, they give emotions so priceless that in kites they were officially recognized as the intangible cultural heritage of the prc. although initially it was not about beauty. in ancient china, snakes were used to measure the height of the walls. important military reports were transmitted to the enemy, and they also dropped balls of ignited gunpowder onto the enemies with their help, and it was not enough to make a snake, it is important to launch it high and far today. that's another science. we are trying to make our kites move in sync. it's like aerobatics. this, by the way, although it looks like a balloon, is also a kite and this one is also aerodynamic, which is filled w

he was beaten 5—0 by china's tian pengfei in the quarterfinals in lallndudno.wards the end of the match. eight—time champion jockey tom scudamore has retired from racing with immediate effect. he's made the announcement after being unseated from a mount at leicester on thursday, saying he feels he's been given "a bit of a warning." matt weston and marcus wyatt have become the first british athletes to win overall skeleton world cup medals since lizzy yarnold in 2015. weston won five races this season, including a gold in latvia — that was enough to earn him silver overall. wyatt won the overall bronze. britain's jack laugher has won the european diver of the year award for his performances in 2022. the three—time olympic medallist won two european titles, as well as two silver medals and a bronze at the world championships. leigh make their return to rugby league's superleague this evening. they take on salford red devils in their first match since promotion and a major rebrand that has seen them change their name from leigh centurions, to leigh leopards. the m

he beat china's tian peng—fay by six frames to two.rld club challenge in australia. they beat national rugby league champions penrith by 13 points to 12 in sydney, matching the achievements of wigan back “119911. imran sidat was watching the action. it's been almost 30 years in the super league team that won this trophy down under and not many had tipped st. helens to end that run. but in typically british conditions, they started the brighter with the impressive check wells be opening the scoring. and soon, they went further ahead, the scoring. and soon, they went furtherahead, conrad the scoring. and soon, they went further ahead, conrad rubber—stamp in the first set of dominance as they went marching into a 12—0 lead. the panthers of one back to back titles and were not going down without a fight as the star—studded attack finally got through. and with the minutes remaining, the comeback was complete and brian going over to send the match and overtime in the next point winning it, who would hold their nerve, it was lewis who stepped

he beat china's tian peng—fay by six frames to two.13 points to 12 in sydney, matching the achievements of wigan back in 1994. imran sidat was watching the action. it's been almost 30 years since the super league team had won the trophy down under and not many had tipped st. helens in that run but in british conditions, they started the brighter. impressivejack british conditions, they started the brighter. impressive jack wales opening the scoring. and soon, they went further ahead and process of dominance and went marching into a 12-0 dominance and went marching into a 12—0 lead. the panthers of one back to back titles and were not going down without a fight as a star—studded attack finally got through. and with minutes remaining, the comeback was complete and brian going over to send the matching to overtime with the next point winning and who will hold their nerve, it was stepping up to the occasion and this golden drop in extra time stealing victory in the most incredible finishes and after dominating domestically in recent season

being in conflict with china and china invading tian?like there's been an increase in rhetoric around that lately. >> i'm the new select committee on china, my job is to keep chinese leaders up at night worrying about the united states. we have some more work to do, and that's why these committees exist. but i think fundamentally china is in a weak position here. xi jinping should not decide to invade taiwan because the united states and our allies, we stand ready with the western world to prevent that kind of aggression. >> all right, congressman moulton, thank you for your time tonight. >> thank you. >>> "outfront" next, george santos not backing down, admitting in a new interview he's a, quote, terrible liar, but says that's what it took to get elected to the u.s. house. >>> and former president jimmy carter enters hospice care. someone who worked for him in the early days and in the carter white house is my next guest. o e the sensnses - touch, s sight, sound, and scent. it's the electric that recharges you. the all new, all electric

he was beaten emphatically by china's tian —peng—fay, by 5—00'sullivan has been struggling with his tiphank you. we stay with sport in the sense that we moved to ace dorey. a survivor of historical child sexual abuse, who was assaulted by her then trampoline coach, is demanding that british gymnastics repay her for decades of therapy — because of its failings in its handling of what she calls the biggest case of sexual abuse in the governing body's history. it comes after last year's independent whyte review found systemic abuse in the sport. the woman, whose name we've changed to protect her identity, has been talking to our sports correspondent natalie pirks. this report contains some distressing details. archive: supreme in the tower diving events, brian phelps... _ he was a british sporting superstar. at 16, already has a brilliant past and undoubtedly has i an even greater future. in 1960, brian phelps won 0lympic diving bronze at the age ofjust 16. commonwealth games golds followed, and in 1979 he was a finalist in the bbc�*s hit show superstars. but while millions watched they ha

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he was beaten emphatically in the quarterfinals by china's tian pengfei by 5—0 frames.o... they won't be missed at old trafford- _ a security guard at the british embassy in germany who sold secrets to russia has been jailed for more than 13 years. david smith admitted passing secret information to the russian authorities after being caught by mi5 in an undercover sting operation. the old bailey heard that he was motivated by his support for the russian president vladimir putin, and his hatred of the uk. let's speak now to carlton king, who's a former mi6 agent. he also previously worked as a special branch officer with the metropolitan police. well qualified to look at some of these stories for us. good morning to you. let's talk about what david smith was doing, his motivation appears to be hatred of the uk although he says in his own evidence, he was not pro— russia. have you managed to work together a picture of why he was doing what he was doing? picture of why he was doing what he was doinu ? . picture of why he was doing what he was doin. ? ., , ., was doing? yea