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François Chollet criticizes LLM writing's habit of making every sentence a punchline

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François Chollet said on X that the most grating aspect of LLM writing is that it tries to turn every single sentence into a punchline or a witty slogan, without regard for which sentences need emphasis and which do not. He called this "a tiring formula, overused." Chollet's criticism targets a stylistic tendency in text generated by large language models, not a specific model or company. He did not name any product or give examples.

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The most grating aspect of LLM writing is that it tries to turn every single sentence into a punchline, a witty slogan, with no regard for which sentences need emphasis and which ones don't. "A tiring formula, overused"François Chollet · X

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  1. François Chollet · X
    The most grating aspect of LLM writing is that it tries to turn every single sentence into a punchline, a witty slogan, with no regard for which sentences need emphasis and which ones don't. "A tiring formula, overused"

    The most grating aspect of LLM writing is that it tries to turn every single sentence into a punchline, a witty slogan, with no regard for which sentences need emphasis and which ones don't. "A tiring formula, overused"

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