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I think at this point comments like this are equivalent to saying "I didn't like this article, because it's written in too good English".
by boxed 7mo ago
I think at this point comments like this are equivalent to saying "I didn't like this article, because it's written in too good English".
- trashburger 7mo agoIt shows a lack of care for the reader. Use your own words.
- andrelaszlo 7mo agoI would edit sentences like this: "Erlang is the strongest form of the isolation argument, and it deserves to be taken seriously, which is why what happens next matters." It doesn't add much, and it has this condescending and pretentious LLM tone. For me as a reader, it distracts from an otherwise interesting article.
- layer8 7mo agoThat what the only place that made me stumble, because “what happens next” doesn’t really make sense in that context.
- boxed 7mo agoI don't think you can get an LLM to write that personally. I tend to write with a bit too long run on sentences like that and have to edit myself carefully to make it readable. I don't think LLMs do that. It's like when my kids say "that's AI!" about everything now. We're overreacting and thinking everything bad about writing is because of LLMs, but in fact, I think LLMs write better than 99% of humans now. A year ago that wasn't the case, but we need to update our priors.
- loloquwowndueo 7mo agoSorry, good English is good grammatically and structurally while being unique and feeling creative. and AI-written English is not good. It’s correct but totally repetitive, formulaic and circular. It’s like expecting a pizza and finding it’s made of cardboard.
- MarkusQ 7mo agoOr maybe more like expecting Italian food and getting pizza?
- Linux-Fan 7mo agoI liked the content of the article enough to read it to the end, but I did have a hard time due to inflation with LLM-isms. Then again I am not a native so how would I know if this is good English? I can only tell that to me, it is hard to read despite interesting content.