[eieio]

Yes! While this post was written entirely by me, I wouldn't be surprised if I had "smoking gun" ready to go because I spent so much time debugging with Claude last night.

[rubslopes]

It's interesting how LLMs influence us, right? The opposite happened to me: I loved using em dashes, but AI ruined it for me.

[andai]

I still love using emdashes, and people already thought I was a robot!

https://xkcd.com/3126/

Soon the Andy 3000 will finally be a reality...

[pcthrowaway]

That's a sweet ass—reference

[thadt]

I used to love using em dashes.

I still do - but I used to, too.

[fragmede]

Hey wait, - isn't one! Did a human write this?

[jabwd]

Serious question though, since AI seems to be so all capable and intelligent. Why wouldn't it be able to tell you the exact reason that I could tell you just by reading the title of this post on HN? It is failing even at the one thing it could probably do decently, is being a search engine.

[TeMPOraL]

Direct answers are often useless without building up context for them.

[gf000]

Reminds me of ethimology nerd's videos. He has some content about how LLMs will influence human language.

[hinkley]

Some day in the future we will complain about AIs with a 2015 accent because that’s the last training data that wasn’t recursive.

[grim_io]

The "maybe" of yesterday is the "you're absolutely right!" of tomorrow.

[ranger_danger]

shouldn't it be "human language influences human language"?