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That barely anyone with an organic brain would use any those phrases as a heading, much less all of them. This article isn't particularly egregious but AI does
by debugnik 1mo ago
That barely anyone with an organic brain would use any those phrases as a heading, much less all of them.
This article isn't particularly egregious but AI does come up with really cringy headings. Most often "the <irrelevant noun>" over and over.
- fc417fc802 1mo agoThe current frontier models also have a bizarre tendency to prepend said headings with weirdly irrelevant emoji. I really wonder where they picked that up.
- akie 1mo agoIt was a very prominent trend in frontend and hip JavaScript repositories on GitHub before AI
- ungut 1mo agoHmm... I think this could be a case of the organic brain soaking up LLM-isms by the way as it is using these tools intensively. As much as I don't like robot writing, this all seems overly paranoid to me.
- vintermann 1mo agoMaybe AI overuses this style but yeah, this is a style which existed long before AI. It's what a magazine writer trying to be engaging would write like, since what, the 90s? Let it be, let it be. There are surely more worthwhile things to get annoyed at.
- debugnik 1mo agoI'm not the one who originally complained above, but personally I've simply got more things to read than time to read them so I do my best to ignore the sloppy writing, be it by a 90s magazine writer or most often by Claude. It can be, but on someone else's screen.