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Why is this sentiment expressed so often ("It was written/edited by AI"? It seems to bother people, perhaps since it may have been low-effort. Doesn't it not m
by apt-apt-apt-apt 7mo ago
Why is this sentiment expressed so often ("It was written/edited by AI"?
It seems to bother people, perhaps since it may have been low-effort.
Doesn't it not matter as long as the content is good? Otherwise, it seems to be no different than a standard low-quality post.
- bonoboTP 7mo agoWhen I want to read Ai writing (which is not never), I chat with it myself and I prompt it better and get more interesting stuff than these generic insight blogspam.
- layer8 7mo agoThe formulaic style/cadence/structure/tone is annoying, for one due to its LLM-induced prevalence, but also because it is padded and stretched without adding substance while being dyed in superficialities, and has a weird tendency of meandering through its thematic territory, like the author was slightly distracted or is writing the same thing for the 20th time, or is missing a good editor. Pre-LLM, it might have been an okay-ish, but not great, article. Now it’s just grating and makes you feel like you’re wasting your time reading it.
- rsynnott 7mo agoLLM prose is typically _painful_ to read, overly long, and bullshit-heavy.
- lelanthran 7mo ago> Doesn't it not matter as long as the content is good? "Why is everyone railing against my spam? Doesn't it not matter as long as the deal I am offering is good?" When people don't want the spam, it is irrelevant whether the spammer is offering a good deal or not.