Dermatológia pre prax 1/2026
Artificial intelligence versus human-written texts
The influence of artificial intelligence in our daily lives is a defining feature of the 21st century. Its English acronym AI (artificial intelligence) has been experienced all over the world, including in our Slovak literature. Extensive language models became widely available to the public in late 2022. Today, more than a billion people around the world use them regularly. Given a good task, AI can almost instantly generate messages, emails, speeches, scientific texts, and smooth, flowing prose. Beautiful poems and jokes are still waiting for it. But its writing continues to follow a relatively narrow, uniform pattern. Human authors exhibit a much greater stylistic range, shaped by personal expression and inner voice, life and social experiences, creative intent, professional experience and goals, and individual experience. AI-generated writing exhibits distinct stylistic patterns that distinguish it from human prose. Comparing human writing styles and large-scale language models is important not only for identifying authorship. The discussion about the future of creative work on this topic is currently very important, as generative AI is reshaping education, science and research, professional texts, short story writing, book and publishing, and art.
Keywords: artificial intelligence, people, texts, scientific works, prose
