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1. no-name-here · 1791081941 · focus · HN ↗

   Weird writing:

   1. “Reportedly, an Apple retail or office installation has been circulating” - but they then include a tweet as their apparent source that explicitly says it’s the 5th Ave store. So why say it might be an Apple office instead?

   2. Maybe they are so wishy-washy about it because they aren’t confident it’s real, but if that’s the case, then writing a lengthy article calling something “stupidity” that you can’t even confidently state occurred…

   3. “Reportedly, an Apple retail or office installation has been circulating” has a hyperlink across multiple words so you’d think it would be their source, but no it’s to the Apple homepage.

   1. dannyw · 1791082054 · focus · HN ↗

      It’s a LLM generated article, and from the sentence style, I think a GPT. It looks like it’s been put through a “humaniser” or had less copy editing.

      Just about all of gadgetreview.com is LLM writing these days.

   2. Gigachad · 1791082249 · focus · HN ↗

      This article is just a popular tweet that has been converted in to an ad filled article. Probably all done by AI.

      For all we know even the original video from the tweet is ai generated.

   3. samtheprogram · 1791083927 · focus · HN ↗

      > putting occupants at risk in seconds

      Yeah, uh, I totally agree with you and won't be reading the rest.

      1. jareklupinski · 1791120503 · focus · HN ↗

         dont you just love being an occupant

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