It makes me a little physically sick that writing, something I love, is now tainted by the constant nagging thought, "could somebody mistake that sentence as AI?"
Critics of this line of worrying tend to fall into the same category of irrationality/bias as the "just be yourself" advice-givers.
It is an interesting thought about how these AI-cliches will affect human-written text that will subsequently be used in training - thus perpetuating the cycle.
i guess, but to me its not so much "this is ai this is terrible" and more "i'm sick of hearing this phrase all the time". it's not that I never want to see an em-dash ever again, its just that i don't want them used every other sentence.
I feel like there's no way an AI wasn't involved in this paragraph "The appeal is straightforward: more terabytes per drive slot, in the same rack space, at roughly similar drive-level power...."
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"That question is becoming more relevant as higher-capacity drives become more (dare we say) load bearing."
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Critics of this line of worrying tend to fall into the same category of irrationality/bias as the "just be yourself" advice-givers.
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