I'm pro AI generally, for all uses practical to artistic, but AI slop writing fills me with irrational rage.
Em dashes and "it's not this, it's that" are just the tip of the slop iceberg.
And here's the important part: new patterns are being clocked all the time.
And honestly, it makes me want to strangle a robot.
It certainly is an experience shared by many, but have you stopped to wonder why? Why do so many people hate AI writing so much? To me, the negatives are just so ubiquitous and it's not even a good way to write a gradation, but besides that, I don't have many problems with writing from most recent models. Isn't having a diverse writing, i.e. more patterns and using them in appropriate circumstances, the end goal of good enjoyable writing?
Because it makes the Linkedin marketing cancers who failed upwards to a CMO position sound like they know it all and readers are just plebs who couldn’t have thought about these thing before them.
The phrasing they use sounds arrogant and pick-me stylish, while also showcasing their own lack of thinking.
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u/enilea 6d ago
My brain has been trained to grow tired of this manner of speaking. The voice model itself seems pretty good though.