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I don't dislike those tropes because they are frequent or because they are not pleasing to read intrinsically. I dislike them because it tells me it was made by
by bonoboTP 5mo ago
I don't dislike those tropes because they are frequent or because they are not pleasing to read intrinsically. I dislike them because it tells me it was made by AI and AI output varies strongly in quality and most of it is low on insight but rings the right bells to make it seem insightful. It indicates a lack of human care.
Hiding these clues by another AI pass doesn't solve the core problem. Now you just end up with content that camouflaged better but is still equally low in nutritional value.
- cortesoft 5mo agoI feel like human copywriters have been using those same tricks for clickbait articles for years…
- nchmy 5mo agoHence I've hated them all since before Ai. But now I'm utterly repulsed by it
- squeaky-clean 5mo ago"My AI writing isn't slop. It's just as good as buzzfeed lists or celebrity gossip articles."
- dvfjsdhgfv 5mo agoSure, but the omniprevalence of LLMs just just crystallized these into clearly recognizable patterns. Just like cliches, but not being limited to simple phrases.
- Forgeties79 5mo agoI dislike them because I find they generally don’t give any useful information OR if the information is in fact useful, it could do it with a fraction of the words. Vigorous writing is concise.
- fenix1851 5mo agoit’s a different story. I was highly interested in reading this article from start to finish. Ofc there are was a lot of slop moments, but author experience itself is great! And i genuinely don’t care if he would share it through LLM article. Just please remove slop markers :)
- kaycey2022 5mo agoI dislike it because it feels like I’m doing someone else’s work for them, reviewing what they should have reviewed in the first place.