Prefixing saying something with "Two quick notes first" is extremely common AI meta commentary. You may be right that it is something Microsoft insisted he put at the top, which would also explain the weird style.
replyFrom where do you think AI learned that?
replyLearning a phrase from humans doesn’t prevent a model from overusing it or making it a recognizable stylistic habit.
replyWeird user preferences during RLHF. Also how we got bulleted lists and emojis everywhere.
replyAll AI semantic tendencies were “learned” from us. That doesn’t change anything.
replyIt's not a "normal" sentence and is quite clearly produced by an LLM, it's a typical Claudeism so probably that. The entire post is also flagged by Pangram, so OP is correct.
reply > microsoft authored post
> clickbait headline
> slop writing
> some kid