I would counter that by saying Twitter encouraged people to learn brevity and clarity when communicating their thoughts. LLMs on the other hand encourage a bloated verbosity that no one wants to read. It’s like Corporate Memphis but with words.
I would counter that by saying Twitter encouraged people to learn brevity and clarity when communicating their thoughts. LLMs on the other hand encourage a bloated verbosity that no one wants to read. It’s like Corporate Memphis but with words.
sp3ctr4l@lemmy.dbzer0.com 2 weeks ago
I would counter that no, no it did not.
It just turned people into hypocrites, hypocrites with better marketability.
Brevity? Maybe, kind of, if you count a barrage of snippets as brief.
Clarity? … No. Because without a format that fully allows a nuanced but actually coherent and consistent position or explanation… it just makes you into a hypocrite.