God damn metanoia.
I feel like the internet is programming me.
At this point it is impossible to tell if AI writes like people or people write like AI.
God damn metanoia.
I feel like the internet is programming me.
At this point it is impossible to tell if AI writes like people or people write like AI.
I personally noted that I'm starting to use some LLM idioms "it's not just .. it's .." and I don't like it. I'm actually trying to stop using computers and read books to replenish my mind with more diverse idioms.
same, I also try not to read claude's output that much, and I have a copy of Gibson's Mona Lisa and just open it while it is thinknig, for music and even for CS stuff, I search with before:2022 on youtube
but the ship has sailed :)
there is no hiding from it
of course the content we consume modifies us, but now everybody "reads" the same book, whatever they read.
> before:2022 on youtube
funny trick. similarly when I use LLMs I try to make them emulate people's writing patterns from previous eras.
it does, but it doesnt; there is a subtle collapse i think
> Software is quietly becoming a probabilistic system, and almost no one is saying it out loud.
AI generated or at least heavily edited would be my guess. Although, I'm with you at this point hard to tell, I'm seeing those AI filler phrases or over use words like "here is what actually happening" more and more and not only on blog posts but social media, video content, podcasts.
I write bad, but my text editor is putting little grammar and spelling squiggly lines under everything and I click through them and end up with very AI-like text. My emails even end up with emdash in them. It’s to shrug. You don’t know if text today is completely prompted or is just cleaned up by modern grammar and spell checkers?
Sure I do. You're almost good enough, at pretending to lousy construction, to have fooled me. Use more words next time; the semiliterate invariably mistake volume for quality.
Tim’s definitely artificial.