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It’s pretty common to use a dash in that context. It’s weird that you’d be analyzing punctuation so closely in vacuous press releases.
by Spooky23 1y ago
It’s pretty common to use a dash in that context. It’s weird that you’d be analyzing punctuation so closely in vacuous press releases.
- evanelias 1y agoIt's not just the dash, it's the specific construct that's an AI smell, as directly mentioned upthread in the comment I was responding to: > em dash in the middle of a "it's not just x, it's y" phrasing Literally all of the sibling comments in this subthread are about this specific phrasing, which AI overuses to an absurd degree, especially when combined with hyperbole.