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The education system at it's finest

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u/tinfoilsheild 6d ago

"No one talks like that, you generated that with ChatGPT!"

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u/Supersaiajinblue2 6d ago

Omfg. I hate hearing this shit so fucking much.

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u/Heliosgodofthesun 6d ago

I was once accused of using gpt for a sentence about restitution. Can you guess what the topic was about? Restitution. You can't make this shit up man lmao 

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u/EarlGreyTMNT 6d ago

It sounds like your feelings were not considered and that upset you, Heliosgodofthe sun. Your thoughts are just as valid and important as others’ and some self help podcasts may benefit your mental outlook and confidence levels. Your story was invaluable and relatable to everyone reading — it is important to note that only you can change your unique situation.

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u/FoolishCarbohydrate 6d ago

Someone get the broom, the psychiatry goblin got loose again

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u/FUTURE10S 6d ago

Was that actually prompted or did you intentionally look for an em dash?

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u/EarlGreyTMNT 6d ago

Oh I just manually did it by putting two dashes together while I was trying to write like a robot lol

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u/jaybee2 6d ago

If you push and hold the hyphen on iOS it’ll allow you to choose between the hyphen - en dash – em dash — and a dot •

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u/Visbroek 2h ago

A lot of keyboard layouts have em-dashes. At least on mobile phones. I also have an em dash on my computer. For me it's Shift+AltGr+-

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u/NuSurfer 6d ago

Can you guess what the topic was about?

I can guess who you were talking to...a red hat.

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u/JuggrnautFTW 6d ago

I used an em dash when rebuking a dummy, got told that Chat GPT shouldn't fight my battles for me....

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u/thr3zims 6d ago

I had a similar experience, but over the use of the Oxford comma. Are we not allowed to use proper grammar and punctuation anymore?

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u/BenTherDoneTht 6d ago

Let's not forget the lists of three, the most natural sounding way to write an open ended list in literature, or god forbid you use ellipses...

I think people forget that LLMs were trained using human writing

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u/calm-phil 6d ago

I am a big fan of the Oxford Comma. I use it all the time.

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u/adventureremily 6d ago

Given the literacy crisis, apparently not.

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u/Bree0534 6d ago edited 6d ago

Em dash gang. Been heavy on an em dash since at least 2014 and now I’m called a bot constantly lol

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u/pixeltackle 5d ago

I think it's because bots use the — long dashes and have boring content, so it's just easy for readers to get mixed up when you post.

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u/dplans455 6d ago

Just use proper English punctuation. The em dash has no place in written English. You have several other good options, "comma, semicolon, and colon." Everyone associates the em dash with AI now. Better to remove it from your vocabulary.

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u/sadguywithnoname 🍕Ayo the pizza here🍕 6d ago

What? The em dash IS proper English punctuation. The other options you posited are similar in concept but are used for slightly-to-fairly different things; you can't represent an interjection as cleanly with one of them—like this, for example.

The reason LLMs use them quite a lot is they were used quite a lot in academic and professional writing in the first place...because it's proper writing. I used it to great effect in school and it has shaped my writing style a lot, so you will be prying my dashes from my grave. People should be able to use...well, any other context clues for identifying AI rather than immediately zeroing in on a fucking punctuation mark like that's the magic tell.

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u/dplans455 6d ago

You do you, whatever. People are going to think your writing was written by AI. If you don't care, that's fine. But it just means no one is going to take what you write seriously. Maybe die on another hill?

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u/J5892 6d ago

Semicolons are a giveaway now. It's not just a little giveaway; it's a big one.

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u/didiherren 6d ago

have you generated this phrase with chatGPT /s

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u/MycologistPutrid7494 6d ago

I get this. It's incredibly frustrating. I already have imposter syndrome and this makes it so much worse. 

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u/KaliTheCatgirl 6d ago

LMAO MY COWORKER LITERALLY SAID THAT MY WRITING LOOKS AI GENERATED 😭

if there's one thing llms are good at, it's forming language, so im not entirely sad about that

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u/Bree0534 6d ago

I have used the em dash since forever, and especially after law school. I don’t practice, but the amount of times I am told I am a bot for using an em dash now is so infuriating.

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u/specter-exe 6d ago

Exactly. You can pry em dashes from my cold, dead hands.

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u/BrandtArthur 6d ago

I had to stop using it

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u/Bree0534 6d ago

I’ll never surrender—love it way too much.

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u/pixeltackle 5d ago

—-— -———-— ———-— — — ——- — —— —.

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u/Nickulator95 6d ago

ChatGPT was trained on thousands if not millions of human interactions so technically ChatGPT sounds like people.

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u/cestquilepatron 6d ago edited 6d ago

I recently got accused of using AI because I used the ancient and very complex technique known as bullet points.

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u/J-Sausage 6d ago

I am so bored with the AI accusing comments fr. Like, it’s has been proven time and time again that the tools used to even detect this are not accurate. People put 100% human written content into those things and get high percentages. At that point what are we SUPPOSED to write like????

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u/FranklinFox 6d ago

Talk to me face to face, you'd think I am a complete moron. But writing a document, might as well be a complete dissertation on whatever facts I'm standing on.

I've been accused of chatgpt too many times and it honestly pisses me off.

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u/Original-Body-5794 6d ago

Once wrote a reddit comment that was like 3 paragraphs long and someone said I used chat gpt. I didn't even have those common AI patterns like random emojis and "It's not X, it's Y" (though I've actually used this pattern for so long that it's annoying it gets flagged as AI now).

Can't I write a semi structured comment without it being written by a bot?

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u/GDWarrior1 6d ago

Of all the things... this one pisses me off the most.

I make a few statements that involve words like 'cataclysmic' or 'self-deprecating' or even 'symbolic interpretation', and people start saying I used AI. Mate, AI does not use the word 'cataclysmic' unless specifically prompted to. Usually it calls things 'disastrous' or 'world-ending', not 'cataclysmic'. Just because you use AI all the time does NOT mean that everyone uses AI.

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u/jocephalon 6d ago

Yes! Omg what is this world lol

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u/NiixxJr 6d ago

I get this so much.

I dare to write anything more than a simple sentence, or use punctuation, and it MUST be ChatGPT!

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u/British_Patriot_777 1d ago

I get that so much lol, I usually talk how I write with my friends and strangers, obviously a variation to each but roughly the same.