[randiantech]

"Not because they copied each other. Because the constraints are physics."

Why do models tend to fall back on the ‘it is not X, it is Y’ structure so frequently?

[crooked-v]

Because they were RLHFed using corpospeak text that relies on that sort of cliche.

[ivanvanderbyl]

It’s too “load bearing”

[ray_v]

Found the "smoking gun"

[paulddraper]

Like nails on chalkboard

[plagiarist]

It really is. And why so often? It is hard to imagine this construct is that prevalent in training data.

[627467]

Isn't this common on Medium and other SEO slop that has dominated the web in the past 10-15 years?