Same. I am one of the rare people who know the difference between i.e. and e.g. I know when to use a semicolon vs an em dash.

I no longer feel special; it feels wrong.

Well that's annoying because I've always used semicolons

Nope. It's you and me, buddy. They learned from a fancy talker and a drunk. That's why they just make shit up.

I may be verbose, but I'm way less friendly than most LLMs

You just need to start inserting more Ai type punctuation into your text — like an Em dash for example.

This will really confuse people, resulting in more instances of you being treated like us — I mean Ai.

I am not sure how many times I've been mistaken for ChatGPT, but I don't think my writing style is actually very similar.

I'm pretty sure that when people say that, most of the time, they actually mean, "I want to disagree with what you're saying, but I lack the ability to do so legitimately. If I simply accuse you of using an LLM, people will assume I'm right and I will 'win'."

iirc its m-dash as well as constant rule of threes and generally using incredibly formal sentence structures even when the language involved is not formal in any way. Kind of like what I just did there though probably with an extra comma after m-dash.

Claim:

• I use bullet points in every post

Fact Check:

Out of your 36 comments, this is the only one with bullet points. That's only 2.7% of your comments. One other has an enumeration, but an enumeration is not bullet points.

Additionally, you have one post, but that also doesn't use bullet points. 0% of your actual posts use bullet points.

Conclusion: Claim is FALSE. Ziffy-fa-Jazz-KZone-Sweek'em does not use bullet points in every post.

Emoji, title, bullet points, repeat

https://youtu.be/0uuCNAwXGaQ

i found splitting up paragraphs into many small, newlined sentences help a lot. it seems to be mainly big paragraphs that give people uncanny feeling.

or alternatively join me. in not capitalizing letters anymore.

*in English.

They still suck at many other languages, like Finnish.

That is an excellent point! Use of the word "fuck" in online conversation may present to readers with more realism.

It is however important to note that use of the word "fuck" does not fully rule out the use of large language models. While most commercial offerings may be trained to avoid profanity, certain models might not be trained the same way.

Additionally, use of the word "fuck" may be inappropriate in certain human conversations such as:

• formal conversations
• conversations with parents
• conversations with children

So, while the presence of the word "fuck" may decrease the likelihood of the text being generated by large language models, it is important to keep in mind its limitations, and opt for more robust methods like cryptographic signatures or verbal conversations.

Is there anything else I can help you with?

(This was genuinely written by me)