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The author is not a native speaker. The research topic and methodology are manual, along with the first draft of the article, but he eventually did use AI to ma
by kaonashi-tyc-01 1mo ago
The author is not a native speaker. The research topic and methodology are manual, along with the first draft of the article, but he eventually did use AI to make the writing "better". It is either this or grammatical slips here and there, which may annoy the same group of people even more.
Hope this clarifies things.
- duskdozer 1mo agoI think it's extremely unlikely that people who are bothered by LLMisms in writing would be more bothered by human grammar slips.
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- theshrike79 1mo agoI'd much prefer grammar slips than a LLM-ified post.
- akazantsev 1mo ago> The author is not a native speaker. As a non-native speaker, I really hate how people use this as an excuse. LLMs are good at fixing grammatical errors, so I use them daily as spell checkers. Using LLMs for rewriting is just lazy. Try: I'm learning English as a second language. I will provide you with a text, and you have to print the corrected text in a code block so that I can copy it. Under it, there should be two lists: one containing the errors and brief descriptions of them, and another containing tips for improving the text. Do not give your opinion about the text. Focus on grammar. Format: [TEXT] C: [CONTEXT]