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But do such tell-tale signs that it was written by an LLM exclude the possibility that a human wrote it? Some humans may just write in that style. Why not?
by pmoriarty 3y ago
But do such tell-tale signs that it was written by an LLM exclude the possibility that a human wrote it?
Some humans may just write in that style. Why not?
- dmd 3y agoMore to the point, many humans write in that style, which is where GPT picked it up in the first place.
- jacksnipe 3y agoYea, it’s literally the style that is held up as good writing in the usual American high school setting, at least IME.
- SAI_Peregrinus 3y agoYep, GPT's default "mode" seems to be the bland "five paragraph essay" encouraged by high-school courses. First, it tells you what it's about to describe. Then it describes it, inventing some supporting evidence. Then it restates what it just told you. Sadly many students never move beyond this introductory framework, so their professional writing (which GPT trained on) ends up with the same uninspired style. It's a way to automate the creation of content that even the "lowest common denominator" of students can manage, but it doesn't produce good writing.