A sibling [dead] comment to mine is a rebuttal to "just post the prompt", where it itself was expanded to several paragraphs that each say nearly nothing, including this gem:
> "That’s not a critique of the writing. It’s a diagnosis"
I miss when people just typed their thoughts concisely and hit send without passing it to an inflater. I'd maybe have a chance of understanding the sibling comment's point.
This isn't mind control, just language evolution quiety nudged by AI. ;)
We trained a model on human language which is now in the business of itself retaining human language.
- use an LLM to compress a blog article into a singular prompt
- Run it through against all the major LLMs to have them expand it back out again
- Diff the original against the generated versions in terms of content/ideas
- Spit out an "entropy ranking".
Maybe I need to stop reading AI posts and thinking that it's good writing? But will take the feedback on board and try not to over analyse each paragraph - it was a lot messier upon first draft but maybe ready better I guess.
Planning on writing a lot more this year.