I never quite know what to think. I love reading about AI advances. Beyond the simple generation of text, which is just the upper part of the iceberg, the rest is too interesting not to be interested in. If only for research.

Being French, with very bad English, I use DeepL's API to translate my text.

When I write a comment, it's often on my phone and my keyboard offers me a translation of my text. Honestly, I don't know what my English looks like from the point of view of a native speaker. All I know is that I can make myself understood much better than with my own English. It is a major step forward to be able, easily, to make oneself understood by more people.

To generate a translation, DeepL uses seven years of data to power its AI. So it's actually AI-generated content. But I think it's still human enough to be enjoyable to read.

On the other hand, I know that there is a risk of AI spam being used so badly.

I think it's about education rather than punishment. For example, by creating tutorials on "how to use ChatGPT/Claude/Mistral ethically on Hive." To promote this, use personal photos, screenshots, videos, and real-life experiences.

Again, I'm unsure if my AI use is ethical. I believe it is, but if not, I'd rather be told frankly than punished.