Re:We are turning into subscription slaves (2023)
by bityard on Thursday January 04, 2024 @07:45AM
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It's not the amount of thought that brands it as something that could be mistaken for a chatgpt emission. Rather, chatgpt writing has a very formulaic style that is hard not to instantly recognize once you have seen it a few times.
It's not super surprising to me that people who use it frequently begin to unconsciously imitate the chatgpt style in their own writing after a time.
Re:We are turning into subscription slaves (2023)
by LargeTomato on Thursday January 04, 2024 @09:36AM
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It makes my job at writer much easier. If I don't want to think about prose I can copy chat gpt and get 80% of the way there with very little effort. Most stuff I write is for my coworkers or Hacker News so I don't mind. When I write for fun or for my family I like to be more thoughtful.
I know most of those suspicions will be correct if they aren't already, but I'm still not very happy about it.