This text looks like it was written by AI. But i have every reason to believe that it wasn't. Is it just me, or many people got into habit of writing in "ChatGPT-style" simply because talking to ChatGPT is how they spend most of their time?
I've noticed this too. It might be a chicken-or-the-egg thing though. I think LLMs learned this sort of "punchy" writing style from the blogs of software developer who blog and from Linkedin posts.
I have had arguments about it with GPT-based Copilot. I had to write a difficult paragraph and did go back and forth with it for advice but used at most a half-sentence from it, GPTZero thinks the paragraph is human written. I’d tell it “if I used that people would say that you wrote it” and it would say that it thinks it writes better than most people.
Like https://wiki.c2.com/?PlanToThrowOneAway ?
Sounds like you’re describing ADHD symptoms, in my experience
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This text looks like it was written by AI. But i have every reason to believe that it wasn't. Is it just me, or many people got into habit of writing in "ChatGPT-style" simply because talking to ChatGPT is how they spend most of their time?
I've noticed this too. It might be a chicken-or-the-egg thing though. I think LLMs learned this sort of "punchy" writing style from the blogs of software developer who blog and from Linkedin posts.
It gets RHLFed into them.
I have had arguments about it with GPT-based Copilot. I had to write a difficult paragraph and did go back and forth with it for advice but used at most a half-sentence from it, GPTZero thinks the paragraph is human written. I’d tell it “if I used that people would say that you wrote it” and it would say that it thinks it writes better than most people.