With the em dashes and the conclusion "This was not called execution. It was called retirement." I expect a lot of people would believe today that these title cards were written by an LLM.
nphardon•55m ago
There's a lot of em dashes in the article as well, along with some phrasing that is very LLM. I think this was written with a mix of LLM and human.
rafram•53m ago
You're not wrong, but part of the core problem with LLMs is that they write every blog post and README like they're writing the opening titles for Blade Runner.
hcs•47m ago
I would expect the LLM-ese to not repeat "called" like that.
jameshart•38m ago
Thematically appropriate for it to be difficult to tell something human-created from something generated by a computer.
Almost a bit too on the nose.
cgorlla•3m ago
A typographic Voight-Kampff test is pretty awesome.
ProllyInfamous•29m ago
Can we get off with "the em dashes" – I've been using them for years (checks post history:), decades.
warmjets222•17m ago
Pretty much anything professionally typeset will use the appropriate dashes.
schoen•1h ago
nphardon•55m ago
rafram•53m ago
hcs•47m ago
jameshart•38m ago
Almost a bit too on the nose.
cgorlla•3m ago
ProllyInfamous•29m ago
warmjets222•17m ago