And that itself is another issue itself: When almost everything can be AI-genne'd, it casts doubt on all other human output.- > Most humans couldn't come up wi

And that itself is another issue itself: When almost everything can be AI-genne'd, it casts doubt on all other human output.- > Most humans couldn't come up with all these examples I beg to differ on that. I bet we are all aware of these things. I just took the time to point them out, based on rather painful, and concerned, observation, somewhat systematically. Heck: HN's frontpage will give you 70% of all this on any given day.- > We are even beginning to talk like the LLMs we created ... and, to this: Fair enough. But it goes beyond just the "human" end zone getting slopped to death, to where you can't distinguish human from machine genne'd anymore. I was getting to how human speech patterns themselves are beginning to resemble language model output (something, again, mentioned onsite) ...