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Editing the post to switch five "it's X not Y"s[1] is pretty disappointing. I wish people were more clear with their disclosure of LLM editing. [1]: https://gi
by DrawTR 9mo ago
Editing the post to switch five "it's X not Y"s[1] is pretty disappointing. I wish people were more clear with their disclosure of LLM editing.
[1]: https://github.com/andrew/nesbitt.io/commit/0664881a524feac492c67eaa0d096826d4a8d936 https://github.com/andrew/nesbitt.io/commit/0664881a524feac4...
- efilife 9mo agoThis is terrible. So disrespectful. It's baffling how someone can do this under their own name
- NewsaHackO 9mo agoI recsind my previous statement. Also, people have to stop putting everything on github.
- stephendause 9mo agoWhy? To me, hosting previous versions of an article in a public git repo adds transparency. Or perhaps you are talking about GitHub specifically?
- NewsaHackO 9mo agoThat is correct for the collective as a whole, but in his instance, if this wasn't connect to a public github, it would have been substanially more difficult to prove he used a LLM.
- Der_Einzige 9mo agoYou're supposed to also remove the fancy UTF-8 quotes that people can't normally type, the EM dashes, and reorder sentences/clauses because the paragraph level "template" slop is really obvious to people who use these models all the time. (I'm also pretty sure that the UTF-8 shenanigans with LLM responses was done very on purpose by those who have a vested interest in making it easier for mass surveillance of written communication.) Or, use the "deep research" mode for writing your prose instead. It's far less sloppy in how it writes. These people are amateurs at humanizing their writing.