Something I notice about text written by LLMs is how painfully obvious they are to identify sometimes.
Recently I was watching a very well researched two hour video on Tetris World Records [1], but the sheer amount of text clearly "enhanced" by an LLM really made me uncomfortable.
ChatGPT speaks a very specific, novel, dialect of English, which I've come to deeply despise.
I'd always guessed it was caused by some kind of human interference, rather than a natural consequence of its training. That seems to be the point of this paper.
Recently I was watching a very well researched two hour video on Tetris World Records [1], but the sheer amount of text clearly "enhanced" by an LLM really made me uncomfortable.
ChatGPT speaks a very specific, novel, dialect of English, which I've come to deeply despise.
I'd always guessed it was caused by some kind of human interference, rather than a natural consequence of its training. That seems to be the point of this paper.
[1] "Summoning Salt - The History of Tetris World Records" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mOJlg8g8_yw&pp=ygUOc3VtbW9ua...