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LLM-written content has a certain gestalt to it that’s pretty easy to sniff out once you’ve seen it a few times, just look at Quora and LinkedIn these days. Wh
by fastneutron 3y ago
LLM-written content has a certain gestalt to it that’s pretty easy to sniff out once you’ve seen it a few times, just look at Quora and LinkedIn these days.
While I think it’s probably fair for people with English as a second language to use LLMs as a writing assistant (for example), there definitely needs to be some kind of author disclosure statement at the very least. This could be similar to how more papers are now including contribution statements when there are many coauthors.
- corethree 3y agoThat gestalt can easily be smoothed out. You simply need to prompt LLM to do so in your query. Tell the LLM to depart from its default style. Say make your response more brief, well written and add a witty conclusion at the end Then you say rewrite the final paragraph to be slightly shorter and incorporate a certain example. Yada yada. Likely you can even do this "write your response in a style that is not typical for an LLM"
- throwup238 3y agoIt’s easier to illustrate with prose: ask it to write in the style of Terry Pratchett or Hunter S Thompson and the style changes drastically. You can even ask it to rewrite your scientific paper in the style of Shakespeare: https://chat.openai.com/share/498804da-6d59-4a0c-91d1-da4cea38c261 https://chat.openai.com/share/498804da-6d59-4a0c-91d1-da4cea...