I see quite a few:

“what X actually is”

“the X reality check”

Overuse of “real” and “genuine”:

> The real story is actually in the article. … And the real issue for Cursor … They have real "brand awareness", and they are genuinely better than the cheaper open weights models - for now at least. It's a real conundrum for them.

> … - these are genuinely massive expenses that dwarf inference costs.

This style just screams “Claude” to me.