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> To me, it has certain hallmarks of an AI-generated article. I wondered that too. I don't want to offend anyone, and have no idea how it was written, and I a
by andy99 1y ago
> To me, it has certain hallmarks of an AI-generated article.
I wondered that too.
I don't want to offend anyone, and have no idea how it was written, and I already know most of this stuff so am not the audience. But respectfully I feel like it had a lot of words for a fairly shallow overview, which feels AI-ish, plus the "delve" at the beginning got my radar up. This is sort of what I expect from Manus or one of those ersatz "research" LLMs. Anyway, it's got lots of upvotes, hopefully people are finding it useful.
(Edit to add: it's actually content marketing for some kind of [questionable, subscribe to access some hidden refund thing] travel company so I don't feel bad criticizing anymore)
- PaulHoule 1y agoWhat's funny about it is that even though it follows the instructions your writing instructor gave you to always write a conclusion for your articles (and that probably are the instructions in the prompt for an LLM) it does not follow the instructions that I got from everybody I ever did content marketing with: to always end an article with a "call to action", which is why this article was up for hours before anybody noticed the site it was on.
- gsf_emergency_2 1y agoArticle can be skipped here. "Deep-dive" is the call-to-action.