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I've noticed people using emdashes more in known non-AI text in what I assume is a smokescreen to maintain plausible deniability when they wholesale copy AI tex
by grensley 9mo ago
I've noticed people using emdashes more in known non-AI text in what I assume is a smokescreen to maintain plausible deniability when they wholesale copy AI text.
It's so interesting to me that human writing is subtly changing to mirror AI writing.
- apothegm 9mo agoOr maybe they’ve been there all along and you just notice them more now because you’re looking for them.
- grensley 9mo agoI was always looking for them because I was the weird nerd pointing out proper em dash, en dash, and hyphen usage years and years ago. It's really only devs / engineers I see doing this, probably in some quest to create an indistinguishable voice in the name of productivity or something.