[igorzij]

I feel betrayed after reading the first few sentences. No human ever would write like this:

"Qatar Airways has taken the future of in-flight connectivity to greater heights by operating the world’s first Starlink-equipped Boeing 777 aircraft..."

"Qatar Airways has just made aviation history by launching the world's first Starlink-equipped Boeing 777 flight. This groundbreaking development promises to revolutionize how we stay connected at 35,000 feet. Let's dive into what this means for travellers!"

[mezeek]

Marketing and PR humans were writing sentences like this one long before LLMs

[nusl]

Sure but this has the strong odor of LLM. Like, very strong.

[nasso_dev]

LLM or not LLM, bullshit smells like bullshit

[nusl]

Somehow LLM bullshit is a step above normal bullshit because they've added an extra layer of bullshit to the bullshit.

[igorzij]

Yeah the ultimate impact of LLMs might be the end of SEO and copywriting. Rhetoric is cool again, as in skill to convey as much meaning as possible using as little words as possible. "Content" was always a bit of a silly term: the inherent value of it is always negative (proportionate to size), offset by the new knowledge conveyed in a piece. The attention economy is collapsing right in front of our eyes.