I dread to think what Grammarly would think of my writing! As I've mentioned before, my writing is very formulaic as a hang over from academic writing. I get to the point and lay out arguments and I do use words like 'facilitate' and 'at its core'! Hopefully this won't be such an issue for the type of non-fiction writing that I do.
Hah! Facilitate and journey are my bugbears! Business-speak has a lot to answer for. But it is recognisable jargon for a specific audience and so justifiable in marketing where the aim is to 'speak the same language' as your readers.
Heard an interesting AI story last night. One tube YouTuber was going through the myth of the secret station at Buckingham palace (which is a myth)
The only source he found that believed in it was Google Co-pilot. When the you tuber [Jago Hazzard] traced the Co-pilot’s source it was an April fool joke.
Heard on thing with British writers is the use of Americanisms is a clue they may be AI or AI prompted as most of the LLM database is of course from America
I dread to think what Grammarly would think of my writing! As I've mentioned before, my writing is very formulaic as a hang over from academic writing. I get to the point and lay out arguments and I do use words like 'facilitate' and 'at its core'! Hopefully this won't be such an issue for the type of non-fiction writing that I do.
Hah! Facilitate and journey are my bugbears! Business-speak has a lot to answer for. But it is recognisable jargon for a specific audience and so justifiable in marketing where the aim is to 'speak the same language' as your readers.
Heard an interesting AI story last night. One tube YouTuber was going through the myth of the secret station at Buckingham palace (which is a myth)
The only source he found that believed in it was Google Co-pilot. When the you tuber [Jago Hazzard] traced the Co-pilot’s source it was an April fool joke.
Heard on thing with British writers is the use of Americanisms is a clue they may be AI or AI prompted as most of the LLM database is of course from America
That'll be hard to distinguish from organic take up of American idiom from cultural influence.
Very true. Like what you say about the em dash. The AI is using something that was growing anyway.