| ▲ | LoganDark an hour ago | |
I meant the beginning didn't show a lot! I don't have exactly zero tolerance because sometimes there's enough signal in the slop, my point was mainly that the signal seems to sharply drop off after a certain point in this article. (I've complimented authors before for managing to keep an article relatively information-dense despite having a lot of clear LLM tells. That shows care, and so I don't object to it.) I have a suspicion that in these cases, either people are purposefully copyediting only the very beginning, or the very beginning has most of the prompt and the rest is pure extension. | ||
| ▲ | ok_dad 25 minutes ago | parent [-] | |
Or they write a short article or a rough draft, and get the clanker to zhuzh it up. I've experimented with clankers doing writing for me, but they freaking suck so I refuse to do that any longer, and what I noticed is they tended to just change a lot of what I wrote but then extended the writing with no-meaning bullshit and removed all of the soul from my writing at the same time. IMO: writing ~= thinking and if you let a clanker write for you then you'll forget how to think properly, so no one should be doing it. | ||