I wonder if the README.md of this project has been generated by an LLM, or if LLMs output such READMEs mainly because of their training data and thus mistakenly gets identified as LLM-generated README. The two are not mutually exclusive I suppose.
I checked the code, it gives me "LLM vibes", too. FWIW, I am not against it. Perhaps the developer was using it here and there. Personally I do not care.
The use of the AI emoji ("Sparkles"), plus the "Example Projects" section containing no example projects, certainly doesn't help it beat the AI allegations.
It is a formally written README which is very usual in formal circle of communication, think proposal writing or papers etc. Outside, it is usual for people to do this when their primary exposure to English is through such channels or when they are not comfortable with having their personal style of talking be viewed by the public.
LLM is also similar in that sense, so it produces the same writing. It resists personal touch without being explicitly asked.
Whenever I tell an LLM to generate README.md for a project, it comes up with READMEs like this one, full of emojis (easy to generate README.md without them though).
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I wonder if the README.md of this project has been generated by an LLM, or if LLMs output such READMEs mainly because of their training data and thus mistakenly gets identified as LLM-generated README. The two are not mutually exclusive I suppose.
I checked the code, it gives me "LLM vibes", too. FWIW, I am not against it. Perhaps the developer was using it here and there. Personally I do not care.
The use of the AI emoji ("Sparkles"), plus the "Example Projects" section containing no example projects, certainly doesn't help it beat the AI allegations.
It is a formally written README which is very usual in formal circle of communication, think proposal writing or papers etc. Outside, it is usual for people to do this when their primary exposure to English is through such channels or when they are not comfortable with having their personal style of talking be viewed by the public.
LLM is also similar in that sense, so it produces the same writing. It resists personal touch without being explicitly asked.
Whenever I tell an LLM to generate README.md for a project, it comes up with READMEs like this one, full of emojis (easy to generate README.md without them though).