A poster assumes the habit will pass and asks whether one shared model could explain it.
A poster asks why AI-generated replies so often describe words as “doing work” or “doing heavy lifting.” They assume the phase will pass but wonder how it started and whether one model used by many replies has that quirk.
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Why is speaking of words "doing work" and "doing heavy lifting" so common in AI-generated replies? I assume this phase will pass, but how did it happen at all? Is there one model with this idiosyncrasy that they all use?
Replies criticized the overuse of phrases like "doing work" and "doing heavy lifting" in AI-generated text as clichéd corporate language picked up from Reddit training data.
Based on 32 sentiment-bearing replies from 31 accounts across 1 conversation.
Replies criticized the overuse of phrases like "doing work" and "doing heavy lifting" in AI-generated text as clichéd corporate language picked up from Reddit training data.
Based on 32 sentiment-bearing replies from 31 accounts across 1 conversation.
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