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Microsoft Word does this too. I've recently started manually uncorrecting these corrections in my writing because of this new implication that I used Chat-GPT.
by c0nducktr 1y ago
Microsoft Word does this too. I've recently started manually uncorrecting these corrections in my writing because of this new implication that I used Chat-GPT.
Still less obvious than the emails I see sent out which contain emojis, so maybe I'm overthinking things...
- saalweachter 1y agoI mostly find myself uncorrecting it when I'm trying to document command line flags.
- olddustytrail 1y agoYou can edit the list of autocorrect to remove any you don't want (or add new ones). Also you can ctrl-z immediately after an autocorrect to undo it.
- aksss 1y agothe dashes and the auto capitalization are awful for technical writing. The ctrl-z becomes painful and annoying very quickly. Would that Word supported markdown.
- aksss 1y agoThis is a ridiculous maladaptive behavior. Word has been replacing dashes forever, consequently it has been unintentionally ubiquitous in business writing forever. That this character ever became a heuristic for AI is silly.