I’ve read enough to see some “it’s not X, it’s Y” and some triplets. But if I really wanted to cue in on signs of LLM writing I would have to do so in Italian (assuming I’m right that Italian is the original drafting language), and I can’t read Italian.
I’ve read enough to see some “it’s not X, it’s Y” and some triplets. But if I really wanted to cue in on signs of LLM writing I would have to do so in Italian (assuming I’m right that Italian is the original drafting language), and I can’t read Italian.
Linch Zhang’s analysis leans much more heavily on manually noticing AI cues in the English text than mine does, FWIW.