Artificial Intelligence

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    It's surprising how many people seem to be using AI to write comments on social media. Apparently some people are just lazy AF or lack confidence is their own writing abilities.

    The writing style is easy to recognize...lots of cheesy one liners, over-use of comparisons ("this isn't x, it's y"), use of an em dash which the average person is never going to think of adding themselves.

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    • These have to be bots. It seems like every other post on Threads is a bot.Frosty_spl
    • Spacestoemaas
    • it's always the dashes
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    • Shit, I love using long dashes.stewart
    • good writers use em dashes appropriatelymonospaced
    • Who doesn't love the em dash as a comma in a four word sentence?garbage
    • Only copywriters use a dozens of em dashes and break every thought into multiple sentences.utopian
    • Technically it's considered "good writing" to do that (break into short sentences) but almost no one does it. When I do SEO analysis on content it will oftenyuekit
    • recommend breaking up the sentences to get a better ranking.yuekit
    • I don't mind a good em-dash when it makes sense, and there definitely is a time and place for them. The best copywriters I know absolutely do use them.monospaced
    • But, now I find myself removing and avoiding them for the new association with AI generated content.monospaced
    • ^this.garbage
    • I don't think it's necessary for social media.ephix
    • It's used incorrectly there. That's supposed to be a comma.cannonball1978
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