I am happy with this policy erring on the side of “any substantial LLM involvement goes in the LLM block”. My experience with content the author represents as moderately LLM-involved has been that after reading, it always seems to have not been worth my time in the same way that pure LLM output seems not worth my time.
I agree, but posts by @Jan_Kulveit for example (despite being cyborg written) have ~always given me great value, and I do not notice newer ones giving me less value—I do notice them being more frequent and equally useful, despite LLM smell being present in some sentences. So writing like that is an example where it is actually a net positive and would be hard (or somewhat unfair!) to label everything in a box as heavily LLM made and ignore it.
There should be an option for cyborg writing, and the whole post should be in such a block. If people think being honest it a punishment that’s on them, but Jan Kulveit in particular certainly shouldn’t feel bad about it.
I am happy with this policy erring on the side of “any substantial LLM involvement goes in the LLM block”. My experience with content the author represents as moderately LLM-involved has been that after reading, it always seems to have not been worth my time in the same way that pure LLM output seems not worth my time.
I agree, but posts by @Jan_Kulveit for example (despite being cyborg written) have ~always given me great value, and I do not notice newer ones giving me less value—I do notice them being more frequent and equally useful, despite LLM smell being present in some sentences. So writing like that is an example where it is actually a net positive and would be hard (or somewhat unfair!) to label everything in a box as heavily LLM made and ignore it.
There should be an option for cyborg writing, and the whole post should be in such a block. If people think being honest it a punishment that’s on them, but Jan Kulveit in particular certainly shouldn’t feel bad about it.