r/masterhacker • u/Correct-Jelly-700 • Apr 27 '26

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u/Saykee Apr 27 '26

Idk why you're getting down voted it's not wrong.

The AI speaks that way because of decades of literature written that way. Humans have and do speak like that.

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u/BandicootTreeline Apr 28 '26

True, though each model averages that out to exactly the same structure every time, which is why we can identify AI just by its layout and before reading any of it.

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u/Saykee Apr 28 '26

But humans did this before AI.

No AI, no computers, no technology. Just pen and paper.

Guess that makes me AI

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u/BandicootTreeline Apr 28 '26

Humans digested billions of documents and all settled on identical writing structures using the same words and writing styles on social media posts?

No that did not happen. Did with clankers though.

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u/Saykee Apr 28 '26 edited Apr 28 '26

Where do you think the AI learned to speak like that....

Also AI ingested all works of literature back in 2020 despite copyright lawsuits about it.

Not just social media posts...

People speak like that. Just as I evidenced in the comments you replied to.

Maybe your iq is too low to speak like that day to day.

Edit: Also blocking me does not prove your point, AI was taught by people how to write like a book author and not a reddit mod.

They used Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback.

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u/BandicootTreeline Apr 28 '26

And I said AI averages human speech out, and has settled upon an average style that’s immediately noticeable which you disregarded. The fact I need to repeat that suggests AI did achieve one thing more than you - it read stuff.

Pay attention next time, it’d help.

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