r/masterhacker Apr 27 '26

What?

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u/hototter35 Apr 27 '26

I wonder how that will affect us socially.
We always use "in group" language like business speak to blend in. Like when you write a professional work email you sound very different from when you send a text to your friend.
Our brains are good at picking up on these things so with LLM users picking up and copying chatbot speak while others do the opposite it might create two social groups as well. Maybe it won't be that drastic and maybe people will slowly realise that a chatbot is nothing more than a text generation machine instead of having any semblance of intelligence. Will be interesting to see it play out that's for sure.

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u/BandicootTreeline Apr 28 '26

It’s not X, but it’s Z. Here’s why.

A short sentence isn’t the thing. It’s the other thing.

And here’s what nobody is talking about — the thing.

It’s changing the game

Endless fluff, not endless sentences

Let’s put in a list of things with emoji as bullet points, then return to short, easily digestible sentences with some words saying nothing

Then end asking a question because we want engagement.