Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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As a teacher or professor grading a stack of papers, or a department head or business owner swimming through rambling emails and reports, here are four dead giveaways that your students or employees are letting AI do most of their work. I'm Kim Commando for NetSuite. AI is definitely here, and companies using it are getting ahead.
Download the free business guide, Demystifying AI Right Now, at netsuite.com slash kim. Like most poker players, AI has certain tells. And once you know what they are, AI will leap off the page. Start with the M-dash, an overly long dash that's falling out of use, except for AI. Then tire generic openings like, in today's fast-paced world, or it's important to note.
Next, AI metaphor overload, as in the rich tapestry or the ever-evolving landscape. And finally, AI loves to group things in threes, like clear, concise, and compelling. When you see these signs, you're probably seeing AI. Sign up for my free five-star rated newsletter right now at GetKim.com. And now, as promised, drumroll please.
Chapter 2: What are the four signs that indicate AI is writing?
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Chapter 3: How can you identify an overly long dash in AI writing?
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Chapter 4: What are common generic openings that suggest AI authorship?
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Chapter 5: How does AI use metaphors in writing?
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Chapter 6: Why does AI prefer grouping ideas in threes?
You're like, sure, but what really happens when you say yes? Well, you gave the store a way to track you, that's what. Your email gets linked to everything that you bought there and everywhere. So stores like Walgreens, CVS, and Kohl's use that info to build detailed customer profiles. Walgreens logs your purchases through its loyalty program and uses all that to push health-related offers.
CVS shares your shopping behavior with its ad tech partners, according to Consumer Reports.
Chapter 7: What should you do when you spot signs of AI writing?
Bed Bath & Beyond has used digital receipts to monitor what people browse and buy in the stores. Now, this kind of tracking is not illegal. It's buried all those privacy policies that none of us ever read, but it's a trade-off. You save some paper, especially at CVS. Wow, those receipts were so long. But you give up a bit of your privacy in return. Do you ever use the app OpenTable?
Yeah, of course. I love OpenTable. Makes it so easy to get a reservation and now they have that notify me. So if the restaurant's fully committed, you can say notify and then you get obviously an alert if a table opens up. But here's what you don't know is that OpenTable is quietly tracking you like the NSA. Not just your favorite drink or how long you stay.
They also track if you're a good tipper. How do they know? You're a late canceler. If you dine longer than the average person.
I mean, obviously, they have your location when you get there and open the app. But how are they still tracking me after I close the app and I'm sitting down to eat?
Afterwards, I'm sure they analyzed the receipt. AI is now involved in all this. Wow. They can say when you sat down during the reservation, when you left, because you do have it probably location services on. I was thinking, so what would they have about me? Right. Okay, here's what they would have about me. Takes the woman 10 minutes to tell you how she would like her salmon cooked.
Oil only, not butter. Center cut, please. With a light dusting of blackened seasoning. And this is at Chili's, everybody, just so you know. Medium well. Two fresh lemons on the side. So you're difficult. It just says you're difficult. Okay, I would rather if they had strong opinions on fish and isn't afraid to scale up. Oh, goodness.
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