At the same tiem, lately I've been inserting small typos in my writing just to signal that it's not LLM generated. Nothing is a bigger red flag than a wall of text with perfect grammar and punctuation.
Lol, LLMs do some thing better, and some things worse than humans. And you're showing your humanity by purposefully being worse at LLM qualities, instead of beign good at human qualities?
you're showing your humanity by purposefully being worse at LLM qualities, instead of beign good at human qualities?
If you have better ways to highlight human qualities in a text only medium, I'd love to hear it. The last 30 years of internet has shown we always had problems with such communication, let alone the last few years LLM generated responses
This reduces your credibility. If I was reading, I wouldn’t think “not llm,” I’d think “not detail oriented.” You may want to find some better way that doesn’t make people think less of you.
Perfect grammar and punctuation is par for any publication.
I really don’t think you should do this. It just makes you look dumb, not authentic. There is a lot more to LLM writing than perfect grammar and punctuation that gives it away.
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At the same tiem, lately I've been inserting small typos in my writing just to signal that it's not LLM generated. Nothing is a bigger red flag than a wall of text with perfect grammar and punctuation.
Lol, LLMs do some thing better, and some things worse than humans. And you're showing your humanity by purposefully being worse at LLM qualities, instead of beign good at human qualities?
If you have better ways to highlight human qualities in a text only medium, I'd love to hear it. The last 30 years of internet has shown we always had problems with such communication, let alone the last few years LLM generated responses
It's literally virtue signalling (Human> AI)
This reduces your credibility. If I was reading, I wouldn’t think “not llm,” I’d think “not detail oriented.” You may want to find some better way that doesn’t make people think less of you.
Perfect grammar and punctuation is par for any publication.
There's Goldilocks zone for resumes where you want enough buzzwords to get past the recruiter but not so many that Hiring manager would reject you.
I know what gp is saying. They want to stay credible to the general public without also bearing the over-polished and verbose hallmark of LLM.
I don't expect perfect grammar or punctuation. I expect it look like it went through traditional spellchecker. And maybe grammarchecker.
So you're choosing to punish well-written text?
Typo-free text. Typo-free text used to more be likely to also be well-written, but now it’s likely not to be.
But also, obviously, they’re being a gadfly for funsies.
It statrs with "At the same tiem" so it's consistent.
I really don’t think you should do this. It just makes you look dumb, not authentic. There is a lot more to LLM writing than perfect grammar and punctuation that gives it away.