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Op is saying it sounds like it was written like an LLM
by sokka_h2otribe 10mo ago
Op is saying it sounds like it was written like an LLM
- yanslookup 10mo agook... it's an AI company, It'd be odd if it weren't written by AI, no?
- conception 10mo agoIt is odd that they didn’t care or have the wherewithal to make it not sound obviously like an LLM wrote it.
- polynomial 10mo agoStill getting paid either way.
- Aerolfos 10mo agoEh if anyone is all in on AI and it replacing human writing it would be an AI company But then that means if you're a PR or communications person working at this startup (or at Meta?) your job is not secure and that your days there are probably numbered, which I'm sure is great for morale...
- rbtprograms 10mo agoWould that be odd? AI companies are still staffed by people, and large announcements like acquihires certainly feel like they could use a slightly more human touch if they truly mean a lot to the company.
- bentcorner 10mo agoI'm all for dogfooding but if you work for a bicycle company it shouldn't mean you can't drive to work. The right tool for the right job.
- azangru 10mo agoI don't get it either. Since LLMs emulate human writing, what is it about that sentence that gives away that it was written by an LLM rather than human? Haven't we seen plenty of hollow-sounding self-aggrandizing marketing copies like this one pre-LLMs? What is it that is wrong with this sentence? Please don't say it's an em-dash...
- mcintyre1994 10mo agoIt’s a sentence structure that LLMs over-use: “this isn’t just X, it’s Y”.
- shimman 10mo agoIt sounds like corporate meaningless drivel. Everyone is dogging on it because it's no different than when startups of yore would say "making the world a better place." As if the meaningless platitude was some incantation you had to whisper or the funding wouldn't close.
- lobito25 10mo agoit's always the em-dash
- nikoomilana 10mo agoGive this a read: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Signs_of_AI_writing#Negative_parallelisms https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Signs_of_AI_writing#... I linked "Negative Parallelisms" because it's relevant here, but the article in general covers a lot of AI writing styles