For a potentially better tool in many cases, you can use one of the official SynthID detectors. It only works for OpenAI and Google at the moment, but Anthropic is supposed to release their watermarking detector soon as well.
Guaifenesin is basically a placebo, but those nasal sprays work great; I prefer them over Sudafed since they work faster and don’t cause as many side effects.
The non-drowsy antihistamines work okay for runny nose/sneezing with colds as well; it doesn’t have to be just Benadryl. You could at least start with a non-drowsy one, and see if that cuts it for you.
Personally I think the main benefit of something like Benadryl when you have a cold is that it puts you to sleep, not necessarily that it works better on the cold symptoms.
Source: I’m a pharmacist.
Terribly disappointing that I didn’t clock it immediately, but it’s true.
No, just regular photoshop. This image is ancient (2008ish).
No, just regular photoshop. This image is ancient (2008ish).
It comes back with a positive SynthID for Gemini, unfortunately.
Info about SynthID. It’s not like those AI detection tools that are no better than a coin toss.
Damn, I thought you were exaggerating, but folks are charging thousands of dollars for a full set of tungsten dice.
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