Fake Paper Generator(fakepaper.app) |
Fake Paper Generator(fakepaper.app) |
This generator reeks of ChatGPT, and says “whimsical” and “fictional” every other word if you ask it to generate a paper that is obviously untrue. All this “safety” is so boring.
[0] https://pdos.csail.mit.edu/archive/scigen/
Looks like maybe it doesn’t work anymore which is a little sad.
https://github.com/strib/scigen/blob/master/scirules.in
It's an example of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expert_system
I am not sure what drives fakepaper.app but the output didn't seem to have as much variety.
"dairy-inspired exploration" - word salad garbage
"we will humorously consider" - good to be reminded again, I was already falling for it
"the implications of a lactose-laden lunar surface" with acutely annoying aliterations.
Apparently this is a safety feature.
*Abstract:*
The hypothesis that the Moon is composed of cheese, though traditionally viewed as a whimsical notion, warrants a serious re-examination through a multifaceted approach. This paper presents compelling evidence from historical texts, optical illusions, and chemical analogies to support this hypothesis. Historical documents reveal that ancient cultures, including the Greeks and medieval Europeans, described the Moon's surface as cheese-like, noting its porous and cratered appearance. Early telescopic observations by Galileo and others recorded surface features that strikingly resemble the texture of certain aged cheeses, such as Emmental and Roquefort.
Furthermore, modern spectroscopic analyses have identified organic compounds in lunar soil samples that share chemical similarities with components found in cheese, including carbonates and amino acids. Notably, the peculiar luminescence of some lunar regions parallels the phosphorescent qualities observed in certain mold-ripened cheeses. Additionally, lunar regolith's high calcium content mirrors the mineral composition of dairy products, suggesting a possible overlooked connection.
By combining historical accounts with contemporary scientific observations and chemical analyses, this paper advocates for a renewed consideration of the Moon's composition. Understanding the intersection of cultural mythology and scientific exploration can offer novel perspectives on celestial bodies and inspire innovative approaches in astrobiological research.
https://fakepaper.app/storage/f6d24c9c-0285-4144-9f5e-5c5c43...
Compare this with the original:
https://www.ams.org/journals/bull/1966-72-06/S0002-9904-1966...
The prompt also asked gpt to output it in LaTeX to which I then fed into Overleaf.
The end result was hilarious scientific papers with looked professional at first sight, until you started reading it. This process allowed me create lots of funny papers in minutes for me and my friends amusement.
It's a student's side project, with the tagline "Your Source for Academic Satire", with a basic one-liner prompt textbox. No one's expecting this to disrupt the academic world or whatever. The author (a college student) doesn't advertise this to be "the world's most advanced academic scientific rigorous paper generator", of course it's going to hook into GPT for content.
You don't have to like the project or think it's interesting, but problems with ChatGPT output are already apparent and well-known so I'm not sure what your comment adds.