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AIOctober 29, 2026, 19:20

People often mistake AI for humans, but follow-up questions can expose chatbots

In a study with over 72,000 judgments, participants frequently mistook AI-generated captions, word associations and replies for human work. A smaller experiment found direct questioning more effective at exposing a chatbot, though with caveats.

People often mistake AI for humans, but follow-up questions can expose chatbots
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