[pvillano]

In one of the essays posted here, which was, ironically, about AI in education, a sentence, that an AI could not possibly write, that I could possibly write, because of its length and unusual structure, before finally reaching the verb, went on for 25 words.

I don't know if it was written that way to show trust in the reader's intelligence, show disregard for reaching a wide audience, show a demonstration of skill, or was artifact of someone just thinking at that level.

[vonunov]

The robot can be made to write any such thing

In the interest of not occupying significant page/screen height with LLM output, example prompts+responses here: https://dpaste.com/H9DXKNYQH.txt

[streptomycin]

https://fakewriters.onrender.com/ is a good example too

[BLKNSLVR]

Your first sentence is 45 words and contains 9 commas.

> I don't know if it was written that way to show trust in the reader's intelligence, show disregard for reaching a wide audience, show a demonstration of skill, or was artifact of someone just thinking at that level.

[Ferret7446]

It's been a while since I've seen such a whoosh worthy comment.