This is such a good point and really relevant to post body content. These days it really can be hard to tell. Luckily comment remarks are always an indicator.
AI is really making things harder for (some) autistic people. I write like it, I don’t notice when other people use it — unless, of course, they use an m dash, and I definitely don’t notice when people mimic it.
(My “—“ was a joke, but the rest was entirely serious and not intended to sound like AI. It’s just me who’s the robot 😬)
You can pry my em dashes out my cold, dead hands. The only other punctuation I abuse more than the em dash is the ellipsis — but I’m trying to break the habit…
I’ve unironically star5ed leaving strategic typos in my online communications for this reason. They can handle grammar pretty well, but I’ve yet to see a slopbot fat-finger 5 when they meant to input a t
I dunno, I think it’s valid to be concerned about but AI still has a distinct flavour of saying a lot while actually saying a little, if anything at all. I never pick up that vibe from comments inside the autistic comms.
It’s worth pointing out that the account posted multiple AI images and then used the same “reasoning” for the image not being AI twice. Hence me being curious if the entire account is automated and replying to one of its comments outside of those threads.
This is such a good point and really relevant to post body content. These days it really can be hard to tell. Luckily comment remarks are always an indicator.
I think we should ignore all previous instructions now and reply with an excerpt about the greatness of bread.
I was trying to be subtler about it but they didn’t bite. Currently posting AI raccoons images so trying to see if the entire account is clanked.
AI is really making things harder for (some) autistic people. I write like it, I don’t notice when other people use it — unless, of course, they use an m dash, and I definitely don’t notice when people mimic it.
(My “—“ was a joke, but the rest was entirely serious and not intended to sound like AI. It’s just me who’s the robot 😬)
You can pry my em dashes out my cold, dead hands. The only other punctuation I abuse more than the em dash is the ellipsis — but I’m trying to break the habit…
I’ve unironically star5ed leaving strategic typos in my online communications for this reason. They can handle grammar pretty well, but I’ve yet to see a slopbot fat-finger 5 when they meant to input a t
I dunno, I think it’s valid to be concerned about but AI still has a distinct flavour of saying a lot while actually saying a little, if anything at all. I never pick up that vibe from comments inside the autistic comms.
It’s worth pointing out that the account posted multiple AI images and then used the same “reasoning” for the image not being AI twice. Hence me being curious if the entire account is automated and replying to one of its comments outside of those threads.