4 ms·
I notice this very often in LinkedIn posts, and it's annoying, but I had not realized it was LLM-speak? Isn't it possible that people write like this naturally?
by bambax 6mo ago
I notice this very often in LinkedIn posts, and it's annoying, but I had not realized it was LLM-speak? Isn't it possible that people write like this naturally?
- trvz 6mo agoYes. Some people are very trigger happy in attributing human slop to LLMs.
- spicyusername 6mo agoArguably it's exactly because it was used naturally so often that the LLMs parrot it so frequently.
- wewewedxfgdf 6mo agoI think LLM's have that sort of "summarise, wrap it in a bow tie, give a little dramatic punch as a preview to the next few points".
- cyanydeez 6mo agoGuys, LLMs are build on all these social cues which were developed pre-model. There's atleast 10 years of pre-llm gibberish. This is to say: Marketers and spammers repeat the same things over and over, and these models are build on coalescing repetition into the basis. So yeah, of course people talked like this before, but it was always in some known context like linked in or a spam website.
- fwip 6mo agoSure, but RLHF ended up emphasizing this to a level beyond normal human writing.
- steveharing1 6mo ago[dead]