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I was getting hints of that as well.
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Weirdly I felt like it got more LLM-y the further I got in. Then I hit the part with:

  But the thing I can’t get past is Fort Huachuca’s failure mode.
  
  Not: the freezer compressor died.
  
  Not: the power went out.
  
  Not even: the refrigeration system stopped cooling.
  
  Every freezer went into active defrost.
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Well, definitely some LLM use :) At least in the second half... Confirmed with Pangram detector as well, which has pretty good precision.
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>Confirmed with Pangram detector as well, which has pretty good precision.

Please don't say confirmed. AI detectors are not reliable in any way.

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Hey, author here!

No LLM use while writing, except for my grammar/phrasing plugin which I think (?) uses AI. I detailed my explicit usage cases for gpt in an earlier comment above.

Is there anything you, as a skeptical reader, would like to disclaimed/posted/footnoted when it comes to disclosing gpt usage during research questions, etc?

Wasn’t planning to have to address this early on but I would love to moving forward, especially time listener, first time caller to the online writing publication world, especially in the era of rampant AI usage.

(Keeping in mind that this is my personal substack meant to be an anthology series of my thoughts and rabbit-holed interest write ups, not exactly intended for such wide scrutiny but, I guess, could be potentially disseminated widely in a rare instance such as this first post, lol)

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Yep! Same point for me too. Just a little too Claude-y
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