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100%. I had my first obviously AI-written email the other day, and that was one of the clear tells. I was trying to figure out what made it so obvious, the das
by specproc 2y ago
100%. I had my first obviously AI-written email the other day, and that was one of the clear tells.
I was trying to figure out what made it so obvious, the dashes were one thing, the other things I noticed were:
- Bits of the text were in bold.
- The tone was horrible, very cringe. Full of superlatives, adjectives and cliches.
- I live somewhere where English is the third language, most people don't write emails in English without a few spelling or grammar mistakes.
- Nor do they write in paragraphs.
- It's also pretty unusual to get a quick reply.
Lots of these things are positive, I guess. I'm glad folks are finding it easier to communicate quickly and relatively effectively across languages, but it did kinda make me never want to do business with them again.
- SecretDreams 2y agoBold text is a give away. I'm sad about the hyphens because I use them in my normal typing :(.
- butlike 2y agoIf you can clearly read it in your head in that new sassy GPT voice, it's probably LLM
- ndiddy 2y ago> The tone was horrible, very cringe. Full of superlatives, adjectives and cliches. I wonder how much of this is caused by the AI companies using Reddit as a major training source.
- AlwaysRock 2y agoThis also just sounds like the average sales email haha.