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Same here, had to configure ChatGPT to stop making these statements. Also had to configure bunch of other stuff to make it bland when answering questions.
by another_twist 10mo ago
Same here, had to configure ChatGPT to stop making these statements. Also had to configure bunch of other stuff to make it bland when answering questions.
- andai 10mo agoThe way to make AI not sound like ChatGPT is to use Claude. I realized that's what bothered me. It's not "oh my god, they used ChatGPT." But "oh my god, they couldn't even be bothered to use Claude." It'll still sound like AI, but 90% of the cringe is gone. If you're going to use AI for writing, it's just basic decency to use the one that isn't going to make your audience fly into a fit of rage every ten seconds. That being said, I feel very self conscious using emdashes in current decade ;)
- ionwake 10mo agoI dont think Ive ever noticed someone use an emdash until chatgpt appeared
- andai 10mo agohttps://xkcd.com/3126/ https://xkcd.com/3126/ I mostly use them in Telegram because it auto converts -- into emdash. They are a pain to type everywhere else though!
- int_19h 10mo agoThat's because people didn't make it a point to performatively notice them. But e.g. macOS and iOS have been auto-inserting them for a long time now. Ditto Word.
- ionwake 10mo agoI didnt know this thanks
- dr_dshiv 10mo agoI love em dashes—they basically indicate a more deliberate pause than a … without the tight vibes of a semicolon.
- another_twist 10mo agoI don't use LLM for writing just factual research stuff. And this would happen even in those questions.
- sungho_ 10mo agoIf a reader gets angry simply because the author used ChatGPT instead of Claude, then the reader is an idiot.