[post-it]

I caught myself saying "push back" the other day. I've never said it before, it's a Claude-ism.

[tayo42]

That's a corporate phrase that predates the current llm stuff along with things like ping, circle back,table that

[NoMoreNicksLeft]

Is it? I'd never heard it until Claude (or maybe Gemini was where I first heard it from). Any idea of the time frame when it started being spoken?

[EFreethought]

Reach out to tayo42, and they can provide some color.

[tayo42]

At least 5-10 years. Like my whole career.

The llms usually remind me of how corporate people talk

[post-it]

Right, but I hadn't really heard it before until I started using AI daily.

[baubino]

This shows that a lot of neologisms that people think of as ‘AI speak’ are often older and common terms but from an unfamiliar domain (like the corporate world or academia).

[27183]

Learnings, solutioning, synergy

[lelanthran]

Ideation.

We no longer meet, we jump on a call.

[27183]

damn forgot about ideation lmao

[ryandrake]

"what is your ask" instead of "what is your question."

[mr_mitm]

I think we're going to have to take this ... offline

[olsondv]

These are different to me. An ask is when you expect some action from the person. A question is for an answer.