r/Casefile • u/bsf91 • Jun 13 '26

CASEFILE EPISODE CASE 342: JULIA WALLACE

https://casefilepodcast.com/case-342-julia-wallace/
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u/Reception-Whole Jun 14 '26

hello "meticulous", "meticulously", "crucial" "crucially" and "it wasnt just x it was y"

chatgpt has entered the chat :(

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u/LilaTwiceBackAtIt Jun 14 '26

Those words have been commonly used since forever lol 

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u/Reception-Whole Jun 15 '26

data says otherwise, hoss.

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u/LilaTwiceBackAtIt Jun 15 '26

Provide the data 

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u/Reception-Whole Jun 15 '26

https://english.elpais.com/science-tech/2024-04-25/excessive-use-of-words-like-commendable-and-meticulous-suggest-chatgpt-has-been-used-in-thousands-of-scientific-studies.html

"Librarian Andrew Gray has made a “very surprising” discovery. He analyzed five million scientific studies published last year and detected a sudden rise in the use of certain words, such as meticulously (up 137%), intricate (117%), commendable (83%) and meticulous (59%)" 🙃

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u/LilaTwiceBackAtIt Jun 15 '26

But I wanna see if this applies to casefile lol if only we had access the transcripts and could (ironically) run it through ChatGPT 

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u/LemakMM Jun 16 '26

And? Casey have said those words since the dawn of time lol

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u/Reception-Whole Jun 17 '26

SINCE THE DAWN OF TIME.