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Resulta que me he encontrado varias veces pensando que mis mensajes suenan como IA, y es muy malo, digamos escribiendo un mensaje a otra persona reviso que mi mensaje no suene como IA, o escribiendo mi tesis, que si me ayudo con la IA pero quiero que lo que escribo sea mío, y a veces siento que sueño tanto como la IA que me dan ganas de poner errores a propósito para que el que lo lea esté seguro que si lo escribí yo.

Lo que me hace pensar, será que en el algún momento estaremos tan paranoicos todos que las personas empiecen a hacer cosas a propósito para que todos sepan que lo que hicieron no es hecho por una IA?

No les da miedo llegar a ese punto que realmente no haya forma de saber si al otro lado hay una persona o no?

I've been recently rejected from a master's opportunity at a university where I did a research internship. Even with a strong recommendation letter and solid grades, I was rejected by a regular university in Canada.

I think it was because it took me almost eight years to complete my bachelor's degree due to economic and personal difficulties I had. But at this point, I am 26 and feel well prepared for a master's, and still very insecure about my chances at other universities.

I feel I have a lot to offer, and I'm highly motivated and eager to start researching something related to experimental physics, instrumentation, or optics. However, when I look at the admission requirements, I feel my profile isn't attractive enough.

At this point, I'm looking for options in German universities because I would like to study there, but I'm not confident at all about my real chances of being accepted. I would like to receive recommendations to continue with this, because I'm doing an effort to do competitive applications but sometimes I feel like I would just work in a call center for the rest of my life.