It kind of surprises me that they never confuse "it's" and "its" and common mistakes like that, when it seems like most human writers today swap them randomly. I suppose that's thanks to a lot of the text in the training data predating the collapse of English education.
I'm not sure why em dashes are so popular, though. I don't think I've ever seen human writing that had as many em dashes as LLMs use.
I doubt it to be honest. It's so distinct and non-existing.
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I am downvoted so I guess I'm wrong. It's just bland and form in a way ChatGPT usually outputs. Sorry to the author if I'm wrong.
The fact that LLMs write like that is proof of that people write like this too, as LLMS produce statistical averages of the input writings.