If I use correct punctuation marks my work will be more likely to be \detected\ as AI written; The risk just isn"t worth it so I never do that^

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InsideOutSanta 12 hours ago | parent | next [-]

We'll soon need a writing tool that introduces spelling and grammar errors into our text and messes with punctuation so that we aren't accused of using LLMs.

	▲	aaronbaugher 12 hours ago \| parent [-]
		It's funny how many people still think sloppy, mistake-filled writing is a sign of AI, as if their writing is at the same level as the image generators giving people six fingers, when the truth is the current LLMs use better English grammar than 99% of humans. Their writing may be kind of boring and standard, but they don't confuse "their" and "there."

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FabHK 15 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

It's hilarious, on some other sites one is immediately accused of using ChatGPT when using the n-dash (–) or m-dash (—) instead of the hyphen (-). Not an issue with the monospaced font here. ETA: I stand corrected.

	▲	londons_explore 14 hours ago \| parent [-]
		ChatGPT tends to speak in american english, which means it's obvious to readers in the rest of the world because local phrases aren't used.