[rwl4]

Not to be THAT guy, but I'm getting a definite ChatGPTish generative text feel from that article. The short sections, the FAQ restating the details from the article three paragraphs ago, etc. I hate to lead a witch hunt, but...

[xp84]

I felt that the FAQs were definitely bolted on by an LLM. Maybe they were trying to pad it out?

[booleandilemma]

Yeah the FAQ section was weird and unnecessary. I figured it's some kind of SEO gimmick.

[canvascritic]

chatgpt vibes, huh? maybe the author's just a fan. or we're all bots in disguise. plot twist!

On a side note, i can't help but wonder if, in a few centuries, someone will be analyzing the 'VOC' equivalent of old USB sticks to determine which early 2000s computer they came from

[brookst]

Does it matter, any more than it would matter if a human author was a 10 year old or a Nobel laureate?

[Matumio]

Yes, the author's background matters when judging the value of a text. A nobel laureate is usually correct about the basics of their own field. I wouldn't trust a 10 year old child's knowledge about poisons. Even though some 10 year old child somewhere might know their poisons better than most experts.