> The questions were similar. The progress was similar. The trajectory, from the outside, was identical.
replyLLM speak. But the rest of that quote doesn't look LLM-generated, it's too fiddly and complex of an argument. I think this was edited with AI, but the underlying argument at least is human.
Or maybe the author is just a competent writer.
replyYes. Let's assume so.
My point is the suspicion itself.
replyI hate that this is the first thing that crosses my mind now anytime I read a well-written article.
reply> why would you write in perfect prose
replyIf you could, why wouldn't you? LLM witch-hunts over every halfway competent writer are becoming quite tiresome
Yes, I agree and I use LLM in writing myself.
I raise it because it was eerie to me as a reader and I wonder if its a common thought. I wonder what other readers think on this matter.
replyAgain, I appreciate the article very much and I'm glad the other comments are on the article's content.
It sure is
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