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

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@davidmanheim in a way that's what happened with Degas too - the visual grammar of photography gets recapitulated by painting. But there's also influence in the opposite direction, with painting exploring themes that were harder for photography to capture. That's the more interesting side!

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