ChristianKl comments on Why do LLMs so often say “It’s not an X, it’s a Y”?

[ChristianKl]

I made the change.

[MondSemmel]

Sorry, I meant to suggest “not a X, it’s a Y” or “not an X, it’s a Y” or “not X, it’s Y”, but not “not a(n) X, it’s a Y”. The latter was just me trying to be compact with the edit suggestion.

[ChristianKl]

I do think that using “It’s” or “It is” is part of the pattern.

[MondSemmel]

Sure, I just meant that I didn’t mean to suggest the parentheses which are now in the title.