Contrary to most comments here, I was actually quite surprised at how good the LLMs story was. It actually had a premise, a core idea, that seemed novel and prefectly serviceble that is something I haven’t seen one manage before.
I was forced to stop reading halfway, but came back to finish it. Which means that for me it passes some kind of natural test.
Also, on a meta level the most obvious joke in the world is to say the story is perfect, but complain about the perfection. So the LLM is inviting us to call its work perfect. Clever robot. Good social engineering.
Contrary to most comments here, I was actually quite surprised at how good the LLMs story was. It actually had a premise, a core idea, that seemed novel and prefectly serviceble that is something I haven’t seen one manage before.
I was forced to stop reading halfway, but came back to finish it. Which means that for me it passes some kind of natural test.
Also, on a meta level the most obvious joke in the world is to say the story is perfect, but complain about the perfection. So the LLM is inviting us to call its work perfect. Clever robot. Good social engineering.