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Since we are talking about LLMs, what I've noticed about the Indian/Pakistani "LLM" is they follow this way of structuring thoughts: 1. They 2. Always 3. Lis
by moralestapia 9mo ago
Since we are talking about LLMs, what I've noticed about the Indian/Pakistani "LLM" is they follow this way of structuring thoughts:
1. They
2. Always
3. List
4. Things
... and end up with a conclusion/punchline/takeaway.
I always wanted to ask, is that due to training?
I could imagine all schools around there have a specific style, like all their assignments need to follow this general form, and then they just get used to it and it permeates to their everyday life.
- regenschutz 9mo agoThat's how all LLMs structure content, not just Indian/Pakistani LLMs.
- robofanatic 9mo agoI bet you haven't seriously communicated with others in a language that is not native to you. You'll probably end up doing similar things if you have to.
- moralestapia 9mo agoI am doing that right now.
- ragall 9mo agoIt's due to training (I suspect both OpenAI/Microsoft and Google have been training on their entire corpus of internal comms and technical docs). After almost 10 years in a FAANG I also tend to write like that.
- otikik 9mo agoWell, imagine that you noticed 3 things instead of only one. 1. The first thing 2. The second thing 3. The last thing Makes perfect sense in that case.