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In what sense? The phrasing is just a generalization, production-grade anything needs consideration of the needs and goals of the project.
by jtregunna 10mo ago
In what sense? The phrasing is just a generalization, production-grade anything needs consideration of the needs and goals of the project.
- rogerrogerr 10mo ago“<x> isn’t just <y>, it’s <z>” is an AI smell.
- devman0 10mo agoWouldn't that just be because the construction is common in the training materials, which means it's a common construction in human writing?
- 1718627440 10mo agoIt must be, but any given article is likely to not be the average of the training material, and thus has a different expectedness of such a construction.
- dspillett 10mo agoIt is, but partly because it is a common form in the training data. LLM output seems to use the form more than people, presumably either due to some bias in the training data (or the way it is tokenised) or due to other common token sequences leading into it (remember: it isn't an official acronym but Glorified Predictive Text is an accurate description). While it is a smell, it certainly isn't a reliable marker, there needs to be more evidence than that.
- Aeglaecia 10mo agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Signs_of_AI_writing https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Signs_of_AI_writing the language technique of negative parallel construction is a classic signal for AI writing