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There is a typical pattern that LLMs follow when writing things like: "# What Actually Helped Here’s a story." is exactly what I see anytime I ask ChatG
by owebmaster 1y ago
There is a typical pattern that LLMs follow when writing
things like:
"# What Actually Helped
Here’s a story."
is exactly what I see anytime I ask ChatGPT to generate an article. I guess when you get used to trying to use it to generate content, you become good at identify it.
- amanzi 1y agoI'm still not seeing it in this particular article. I really want to know if I'm missing something or it the parent commenter is just being overly dismissive.
- deadbabe 1y agoDo you use ChatGPT? I’ve read a lot of ChatGPT output… this has all the qualities of typical GPT responses: Short punchy sentences as filler, neatly divided sections of similar length with pointless headings, use of “—“, italics, the length of the article is about the length of a typical response, every word is what you would expect to read, there’s no surprises or unexpected sayings, the article follows this style of “and then… and then… and then…”, it doesn’t foreshadow or weave multiple parallel threads of thought or make callbacks. It’s AI garbage.