It's increasingly clear that the LLMs leave more of a mark than authors realize when they run their writing through for a touching-up. This has been coming up a lot lately: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47346449.
That's why readers end up reacting to the LLM imprints rather than the content.
I don't mean to be critical because it's a good article! But I bet if you shared the version before it was "tightened up", most of us would prefer it.
That's why readers end up reacting to the LLM imprints rather than the content.
I don't mean to be critical because it's a good article! But I bet if you shared the version before it was "tightened up", most of us would prefer it.
(I suppose I'd better add that this isn't a criticism of LLMs either - it's about figuring out how to use them well: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47342045)