Marvelous examination of how to spot 2026-era AI writing, via the Economist - AI likes long sentences with less punctuation; “and” is its most overused word - relatedly, lists of three things, which drives up use of "and" as well - polysyllabic adjectives: “significant”, “increasingly” - scientific jargon ("rate-limiting," “parameter”) - nominalizations (making nouns from verbs: eg, “expansion” from “expand”) - ofc, everyone's favorite: "it's not X, it's Y"
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Nice job, Pangram :)
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I thought this article was a joke. Software updates??!
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As always I check the models they used, and shocker. 5.6 Luna Sonnet 5 Why can't we force anyone who ever writes one of these articles ever again to use the best model from each lab? God.
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