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There needs to be a Hanlon’s razor but for suspecting something is LLM generated. The typo and grammar mistakes in the response lead me to think it’s a human, b
by natpalmer1776 1mo ago
There needs to be a Hanlon’s razor but for suspecting something is LLM generated. The typo and grammar mistakes in the response lead me to think it’s a human, but no way to really know.
- Matheus28 1mo agoI GUARANTEE that was written by AI. This type of slop is unmistakable
- embedding-shape 1mo ago> The typo and grammar mistakes in the response lead me to think it’s a human People using LLMs to "spam" slop already caught up on this sentiment and are purposefully introducing grammar and spelling mistakes in the outputs now. I'm not saying yay/nay in this particular case, just sharing what I've seen in the wild. If a company get complaints that customer support is too robotic after starting to use LLMs for it, making it more concise and introducing subtle mistakes are two surefire approaches they'd get recommended.
- neuroticnews25 1mo agoI refuse to believe there are actual human beings so blatantly splitting a single concept into three artificial points.
- lbriner 1mo agoBeen happening for years. You are not talking to a Developer but someone employed to do "support" who 1) might not know much or 2) think they know a lot but they don't 3) can't tell you the actual reason so try and BS an answer that will make you go away.
- pwdisswordfishq 1mo agoThere needs to be a Grey's law but for suspecting something is LLM generated.