Does it need to publicly available? Or could this market resolve Yes if it was just available to eg a government

@NoaNabeshima I think the word *release" Implies publicly available. At least, I intended it to mean a public release but it is a valid question.

Suppose OpenAI releases an accurate plagiarism detector which does not search over text ChatGPT users have generated. How does this resolve?

@NoaNabeshima

Scott Aaronson has worked on pretty good statistical watermarking E.G. https://scottaaronson.blog/?p=6823

If they released an API that checks for watermarking, would this resolve as Yes?

@NoaNabeshima An API that did that would be just as good as one that literally searched content, I think.

@NoaNabeshima It will resolve NO.

Resolves NO if ... they have not released a plagiarism detector which searches text that ChatGPT users have generated.

I think they might integrate that functionality within ChatGPT itself. Today also i use it to ask "was the following text written by chatGPT:" and "provide an estimate of confidence for whether the following text was written by chatGPT".

Doesn't always work but I'd p good

@firstuserhere is*

@firstuserhere the market is not about that. It is about a SEARCH function.

Does this already exist?

https://qz.com/openai-chatgpt-solution-cheating-plagiarism-gptzero-1850057950

Only not betting up further because I imagine maybe you already know about this, if so, you should edit the market to explain why this doesn't qualify.

@noumena better link:

https://openai.com/blog/new-ai-classifier-for-indicating-ai-written-text/

@noumena It has to search ChatGPT-written text

@noumena not predict