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Am I the only one who can't stand the "LLM writing smell" on articles like these? There are obvious formatting tells, and then less obvious word choice tells (
by alach11 2y ago
Am I the only one who can't stand the "LLM writing smell" on articles like these?
There are obvious formatting tells, and then less obvious word choice tells (e.g., delve), and lastly an excess verbosity and genericness that leaves one unsatisfied, like eating a low-sugar sweet. The concept is cool, but this article could have been reduced to a tweet.
- TZubiri 2y ago[flagged]
- sodality2 2y agoLess to do with formatting, more to do with writing quality (which is just... awful to read).
- marcofigueroa 2y agoHey can you provide me tips on how you would like to see writing like this, I'm all about feedback and improving to allow a wide range of readers. Usually I write really technical blogs and loose a lot of people. These blogs that cater to everyone assists individuals to understand from different industries. :) I would appreciate feeback.
- sodality2 2y agoThe AI-assisted writing is unfortunately really obvious and makes reading a bad experience. People learn to skim, and skimming AI-inflated text is made more painful because of how much fluff AI adds.
- TZubiri 2y agoHard disagree, you should be skimming anyways, always. No one reads sequentially. You just saw 'delve' and automatically classified it as ai generated.
- sodality2 2y agoIt's so painfully obviously AI-written, I'm shocked you're defending it right now. Look at the "Implications of Instruction Extraction: Benefits and Security Considerations" section right now and tell me that isn't the most awfully obvious AI drivel in the world. If you cannot see that, I worry for your reading comprehension.
- basedrum 2y agoCould not agree more
- basedrum 2y agoNo one reads sequentially? You can't be serious
- MeetingsBrowser 2y agoThe conclusion states that it is not a vulnerability. > The sandbox is not a security flaw; it’s a deliberate, contained environment built to provide interactivity without risk.
- marcofigueroa 2y agoWell, this is as far as legal could let me, I wish I could have published more. Part 2 of this blog was canceled seriously :)
- TZubiri 2y agoHence 'vuln' in quotes Maybe it's more of a reading comprehension issue rather than a writing thing
- MeetingsBrowser 2y agoSorry, I was 'aware' that quotes worked as a negation operator.
- TZubiri 2y agohttps://youtu.be/6C4ZV4TW86g?si=6CR7eiHKjd0ygIzc https://youtu.be/6C4ZV4TW86g?si=6CR7eiHKjd0ygIzc
- marcofigueroa 2y agoNo, I wrote this entirely on my own. My process involves drafting the blog myself, and when I feel a section might be too technical or unclear for a wider audience, I use ChatGPT to help clarify or simplify the explanation. Based on its output, I then rewrite the section in my own words to ensure it aligns with my voice and intent. This is my truth.