Google DeepMind's Henry Shevlin argues LLMs are shifting human writing, with users actively avoiding or adopting machine-associated vocabulary

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Henry Shevlin@dioscuri·4hOriginal post

Photography had interesting effects on painting. Degas famously "cropped" peripheral figures, incorporating the organic visual structure of photography vs formal portraiture. Are LLMs having similar effects on human writing? 🤔 (Besides people now avoiding the word "genuinely")

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