Chatgpt is just an aggregate of how the terminally online, talk, when they have to act professional.
Chatgpt is hardcoded to not be rude (or German <-- this is a joke).
So when you say, "people will start talking like AI". They are already doing that in professional settings. They are the training data.
As someone who writes with swear words and personality. I think this era is amazing for me. Before, I was seen as rude and unprofessional. Now, I feel like I have a leg up, over all this AI slop.
> They are already doing that in professional settings. They are the training data.
It's a self-reinforcing cycle. AI sucks up and barfs back up the same bland style and eventually books, articles, news will all look even more bland and sound more AI like. That junk then will be sucked up by the next AI model, and regurgitate into some even more bland uniform format. If that's all the new generation hears and sees, that's how they'll perceive one should "talk" or "write".
> Authenticity is valued now. Swearing is in vogue.
Ha! That's a good point, I like that. Not that swearing is my style (unless I stub my toe), but I agree with the general authenticity point. Maybe until the interns at Google and OpenAI will figure out how to make their LLM sounds more "hip" and "authentic".
Chatgpt is hardcoded to not be rude (or German <-- this is a joke).
So when you say, "people will start talking like AI". They are already doing that in professional settings. They are the training data.
As someone who writes with swear words and personality. I think this era is amazing for me. Before, I was seen as rude and unprofessional. Now, I feel like I have a leg up, over all this AI slop.
Authenticity is valued now. Swearing is in vogue.