Missing in Action - Why OpenAI Will Not Release Their AI Content Detection Tool | Ep. 28
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In this episode of ChatEDU) (Missing in Action - Why OpenAI Won’t Release Their AI Content Detection Tool) Matt and Liz explore why OpenAI has not released their AI content detection tool and they unpack the funky intersection between a rock-solid content detection tool and competitive business interests.

**Getting Started: **

Matt and Liz discuss recent Surgeon General warnings, touching on topics like social media use, parental stress, and the challenges of modern parenting.

In the News:

1. Google's DeepMind and AI Literacy:

- Introduction of AlphaProteo, a new tool for designing protein binders using AI.

- Google.org's "Experience AI" program, offering free project-based resources for young people to create AI and machine learning projects.

- Discussion on the importance of AI literacy beyond generative AI tools.

2. Harvard Study on AI Tutors:

- Results show AI tutors nearly doubling learning gains compared to traditional methods in a physics course.

- AI tutors allowed for personalized, adaptive learning experiences.

- Implications for the "flipped classroom" model and potential for more interactive, hands-on learning in class.

3. OpenAI's New Model - O1 Preview:

- Advancements in complex problem-solving and reasoning capabilities.

- Discussion on potential risks, including a "medium" security risk for biological and chemical weapons development.

Beneath the Surface: OpenAI's AI Detection Tool

- OpenAI developed a watermarking system in 2022 to detect AI-generated text.

- The company has not released this tool, likely due to competitive pressures and potential loss of users.

- Discussion on the California Digital Content Provenance Standards Bill and its potential impact.

- Comparison with YouTube's AI detection tools for content creators.

**Short Stack Chat Back: **

Mr. Rogers offers a gentle perspective on scientific advancements and the importance of using new technologies responsibly.

**Announcements: **

Matt and Liz will be recording their first live ChatEDU session with the Connecticut Computer Science Teachers Association.

Upcoming episodes will feature live Q&A sessions.

Have a question or comment? Please email Matt and Liz at [email protected]) 

Related Links:

- EdAdvance AI Resources: skills21.org/AI)

- Google’s AlphaProteo; https://deepmind.google/discover/blog/alphaproteo-generates-novel-proteins-for-biology-and-health-research/) 

- Google's Experience AI challenge: https://blog.google/technology/families/improving-ai-literacy-in-young-people/) 

- Harvard Study on AI Tutors: https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2024/09/professor-tailored-ai-tutor-to-physics-course-engagement-doubled/?utm_source=perplexity) 

- OpenAI O1 Preview: https://openai.com/index/introducing-openai-o1-preview/) 

- OpenAI’s Unreleased Content Detection Tool: https://www.vox.com/future-perfect/370419/chatgpt-schools-ai-cheating-plagiarism-detection) 

California Digital Content Provenance Standards Bill: https://digitaldemocracy.calmatters.org/bills/ca_202320240ab3211)