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this post was submitted on 15 Oct 2023
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I feel LLM created texts often use rigid structuring along with the fitting linking words and phrases โ "on one hand..., on the other hand", "furthermore", "in conclusion". Like a high school student writing an essay. Also the content may or may not be correct and is mostly just stolen from several sources and patched together without any thought and care โ also like a high school essay. So I'm gonna go with that.
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