Not only does it scream LLM output, I happen to find it almost always grating. It's fine enough when something is labeled as AI output, but when it's nominally

Not only does it scream LLM output, I happen to find it almost always grating. It's fine enough when something is labeled as AI output, but when it's nominally a human-authored document it's maddening. Claude tics appear to include the following: - It's not just X, it's Y - *The problem* / *The Solution* - Think of it as a Z that Ws. - Not X, not Y. Just Z. - Bold the first sentence of each element of a list. If it's writing markdown, it does this constantly - Unicode arrows → Claude - Every subsection has a summary. Every document also has a summary. It's "what I'm going to tell you; What I'm telling you; What I just told you", in fractal form, adhered to very rigidly. Maybe it overindexed on Five Paragraph Essays