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> Great article, well written. >> The question is no longer whether a model can cover the job that was going to exist anyway. The question is whether a human c
by visarga 11mo ago
> Great article, well written.
>> The question is no longer whether a model can cover the job that was going to exist anyway. The question is whether a human can justify their presence next to a stack of models.
>> The central question for future labour markets is not whether you are clever or diligent in some absolute sense. It is whether what you do is ordinary enough for a model to learn or strange enough to fall through the gaps.
Well written by GPT? Besides a few telltale signs, it has a very uniform structure and cadence that is not natural. Apparently AI is automating the AI automation cry as well.
The article is well written. I think it is a LLM discussion with the author, where the author made his case, then rewritten as an article by the LLM and revised manually for signs of LLM
- mizzao 11mo agoIt didn't have LLM smell to me, at all. LLM-written essays are often very fluffy because expanding a prompt into more words often produces lots of air — but this one felt very "dense" with lots of ideas per capita.
- jfewhfuehg 11mo agoYou realise you can change the writing style and not rely on the default?
- derwiki 11mo agoOr give it samples of your writing
- array_key_first 11mo agoYou realize that this argument can then be used to claim literally anything is AI generated? And, thereby, the criticism of AI-ness becomes worthless noise?
- simianwords 11mo agothe awkward punctuation like using commas suggest that it wasn't LLM generated
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- abhaynayar 11mo ago> Well written by GPT? My first thought while reading the article was relief that I'm finally reading something not written by ChatGPT. As someone who is super tired of reading AI slop these days, this was not it. (IMHO). And even if it was, it was definitely not annoying to me like the default setting of ChatGPT i.e. the "It's just not X. It's XXX!" format. I liked the cadence, the only thing I did not like was the verbosity. Ultimately there is going to be a pattern or a so called "voice" even in human writing. So as long as it's got good taste, whatever.