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Lol. This is brilliant. I'm not sure if anyone else has this happen to them, but I noticed in college my writing style and "voice" woukd shift quite noticeably
by hunter-gatherer 1y ago
Lol. This is brilliant. I'm not sure if anyone else has this happen to them, but I noticed in college my writing style and "voice" woukd shift quite noticeably depending on whatever I was reading heavily. I wonder if I'll start writing more like an LLM naturally as I unavoidably read more LLM-generated content.
- actionfromafar 1y agoYes. It’s already shifting spoken language.
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- MarcelOlsz 1y agoI've always read AI messages in this voice/style [0] [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KiqkclCJsZs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KiqkclCJsZs.
- wholinator2 1y agoEveryone I've spoken to about that phenomena agrees that it happens to them. Whatever we are reading at the time, it reformats our language processing to change writing and, I found, even the way i speak. I suspect that individuals consistently exposed to and reading LLM output will be talking like them soon.
- 0xFEE1DEAD 1y agoApparently, they already do https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.01754 https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.01754
- antegamisou 1y agoOmg you mean everyone's becoming an insufferable Redditor?
- eulers_secret 1y agoThis reminds me: When I was at a newish job (like 2 months?) my manager said I "speak more in a Brittish manner" than others. At the time I had been binge watching Top Gear for a couple weeks, so I guess I picked it up enough to be noticeable. Of course I told him I'd been binging TG and we discovered a mutual love of cars. I think the Britishisms left my speech eventually, but that's not something I can figure out for myself!