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    An AI writing tell? One user points to inanimate objects as verb subjects

    For keyboard instructions, the user suggests a more human phrasing: “enter to open, esc to return, ctrl+c twice to quit.”

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    A user says they can't stop noticing inanimate objects used as the subjects of verbs after someone flagged the pattern as a pervasive, telling sign of large language model writing. They contrast it with instructions they say a person would write: “enter to open, esc to return, ctrl+c twice to quit.”

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    @tautologerever since someone pointed out that making inanimate objects the subject of verb is one of the most pervasive and telling LLM-isms I can't un-notice it a person would have written "enter to open, esc to return, ctrl+c twice to quit"

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    @tautologerever since someone pointed out that making inanimate objects the subject of verb is one of the most pervasive and telling LLM-isms I can't un-notice it a person would have written "enter to open, esc to return, ctrl+c twice to quit"