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At least that way you know it's not written by an LLM...

• NoMoreNicksLeft 2y ago
  If I wanted to give my AI headline-writer software typos, I bet there's a simple algorithm for that. Letter missing, letter doubling, transposition, and nearby-qwerty keys. Of course, you'd need a separate algo for brain farts (their/there/they're and whatnot), but I think I could make something for that too. The sad truth is that it's not worth it to anyone to go to the trouble just to spare us the insult to our intelligence.
  • pc86 2y ago
    Just ask the LLM to slip in one common typo or swap in an incorrect homophone, no need for a "separate algo" for what is just a single instruction.
  • TeMPOraL 2y ago
    You could probably just tell the LLM to make random spelling and grammar mistakes in its output, as if it was a news writer in a hurry.
    • NoMoreNicksLeft 2y ago
      Because they do so well at randomness?
      • TeMPOraL 2y ago
        They do, yes.