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0 pointspcloadlett3r1mo ago0 comments

You really couldn't tell? The overly dramatic transitions all over the place is such an obvious tell:

> Here's the part that surprised me:

Might as well have said "here's the kicker" and used emojis instead of bullets. Maybe you can share your reading sites as you seem rather undrrexposed to not recognize this immediately lol.

Edit: I mean come on man, how can you not tell?! I'm still cringing from this one:

> The incremental cost of actually thinking hard? Almost nothing.

Edit II

"This isn't one study"

Dum dum dum. Sooo dramatic. 100% slop.

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throw29273741mo ago

Hmmm... I write like this.

Maybe AI is being trained on my writings.

Edit: Maybe because I was raised in the 80s, but this style of "asking a question to introduce a topic" was very common back then.

XenophileJKO1mo ago

I do that too. It feels more natural, like I'm telling you what I am going to try to answer.

pcloadlett3rOP1mo ago

Do you really write like this in every single paragraph?

pcloadlett3rOP1mo ago

Do you really write like this in every single paragraph?

tasuki1mo ago

> The incremental cost of actually thinking hard? Almost nothing.

Wait you can tell from this that it's written by a LLM? I think you're written by a LLM...

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0 pointspcloadlett3r1mo ago0 comments

You really couldn't tell? The overly dramatic transitions all over the place is such an obvious tell:

> Here's the part that surprised me:

Might as well have said "here's the kicker" and used emojis instead of bullets. Maybe you can share your reading sites as you seem rather undrrexposed to not recognize this immediately lol.

Edit: I mean come on man, how can you not tell?! I'm still cringing from this one:

> The incremental cost of actually thinking hard? Almost nothing.

Edit II

"This isn't one study"

Dum dum dum. Sooo dramatic. 100% slop.

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throw29273741mo ago

Hmmm... I write like this.

Maybe AI is being trained on my writings.

Edit: Maybe because I was raised in the 80s, but this style of "asking a question to introduce a topic" was very common back then.

XenophileJKO1mo ago

I do that too. It feels more natural, like I'm telling you what I am going to try to answer.

pcloadlett3rOP1mo ago

Do you really write like this in every single paragraph?

pcloadlett3rOP1mo ago

Do you really write like this in every single paragraph?

tasuki1mo ago

> The incremental cost of actually thinking hard? Almost nothing.

Wait you can tell from this that it's written by a LLM? I think you're written by a LLM...

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse