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> LLMisms The word is “cliches”, and they existed long before LLMs.
by cwillu 4mo ago
> LLMisms
The word is “cliches”, and they existed long before LLMs.
- arjie 4mo agoHaha they are cliches, yes. But a specific type of cliche that is unique to current language models. > That one sentence is the whole case This example, for instance, is more uniquely LLM than mere common cliche.
- Terr_ 4mo ago> cliche that is unique to current language models If it's something humans don't do and unique to certain programs, then "cliche" is probably not the correct term. "I read the article, but it was full of improperly-escaped HTML entity references, how cliche."
- cwillu 4mo agoGonna need you to expand on that, because I don't see how that sentence is “uniquely LLM” at all. It feels pretty typical for legal people speaking informally.
- berege 4mo agoLmao at the absolute ego behind that wording >Gonna need you to expend on that Sure boss everyone here is just waiting for your commands to meet your every need
- berege 4mo agoCliches in general did, llms created new ones even though you may not be adept at recognising them
- filoeleven 4mo agoLmao at the absolute ego behind that wording
- berege 4mo agodont tell me you also failed to detect the obvious llm style haha
- cwillu 4mo agoSomeone with tinnitus hears tones that aren't there, that doesn't make them adept at hearing tones. You will reply some analogous comment about deafness, but here's the thing: tinnitus is much more common than deafness.