Remember that function calling doesn’t mean that the model is actually calling a function for you: what it does it interpret the intent, then return back to the application the function and arguments, then the application runs the function with those arguments.
replyThink voice control for your device. You speak, and it returns back instructions ( a function and arguments) for your device to be execute.
Probably written using Gemini which hallucinated.
replyPangram says human: https://www.pangram.com/history/a69f9b74-eb46-44b9-a087-7822...
replyMaybe I missed something, but isn’t it impossible to detect whether something is written by AI or not? A human on a bad day can write like AI while an AI on a good day can write like a human.
replyNo, that's not correct for any reasonable definition of "impossible." Look up pangram's accuracy ratings. It's not perfect, but it's pretty good. LLMs in fact leave very distinguishing traces of their logit distributions in the text they write. It's one of the reasons why it's so easy for humans to also smell them.
replyIt is possible to trick pangram - they bias toward a low false positive and a higher false negative - but it is not true that it is essentially random.