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I was trying to read this article but could not get to the end. Suddenly, I realized. Same mannerisms. Same style. Was it written with AI?
by emigre 1y ago
I was trying to read this article but could not get to the end. Suddenly, I realized.
Same mannerisms. Same style.
Was it written with AI?
- lexicality 1y agoI think it was just written by someone used to making tweet threads rather than coherent articles.
- emigre 1y agoShort statement. Short statement. Dramatic conclussion.
- yujzgzc 1y agoBlame the game not the player. "LinkedIn cringe style" predates generative AI (though it was arguably willed into existence in part by the evolutionary process operating on a engagement-based feed-ranking AI)
- julik 1y agoIt does seem like it - with the addition of "one sentence per paragraph", which - outside of its LinkedIn format - feels like yelling. This format doesn't incite trust in the person advising (let alone the tone).
- dsjoerg 1y agoYes it’s not X it’s Y. I dont mind AI as such, but I’m tired of that specific style of writing.
- sodapopcan 1y agoYes. What is it is with one sentence paragraphs? This drives me nuts. It also feels like hubris that the writer believes each sentence is so important that it deserves its own paragraph. At the same time it makes me question the writer's confidence that they may be doing this to trick the reader. Whatever it is... It drives me nuts. Annoys me. Gets on my nerves. But alas... That's the internet for you, and in the end... There are bigger things to stress about. I guess. It still get to me.