Part of me hates how certain ways of writing have been designated as hints that something was written by AI… I love using em dashes, for example. But yeah, ChatGPT models tend to overuse weird abbreviations of common words in a way that humans never do.
I’d say “in an eval” when talking on Slack with very close coworkers, but _never_ on a public post.
Still, I don’t want to make accusations based on writing style, because like I said, I have my own idiosyncrasies that common models coincidentally share.
I’d say “in an eval” when talking on Slack with very close coworkers, but _never_ on a public post.
Still, I don’t want to make accusations based on writing style, because like I said, I have my own idiosyncrasies that common models coincidentally share.