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Absolute banger of a comment on r/military: www.reddit.com/r/Military/c...

yes, I checked since thanks to our tech overlords you have to do that these days - anyway this guy has been on reddit for 13 years and has a pretty consistent voice - so no, I do not think this is AI

Faine Greenwood

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25 Jan

and has referenced a number of specific military experiences over a number of years

Faine Greenwood

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25 Jan

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It seems like it might have been his own sentiments run through AI for polish - and yes, as I specifically said, I looked at his old posts.

Faine Greenwood

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25 Jan

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I’ve certainly heard of a lot of normal people doing that these days - running a LLM over their own writing to smooth it out. I don’t love the practice but it’s also very arguably not inorganic either.

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we really do need a discussion on how we as a society conceptualize "when you write a post and run it through a LLM, how much of that is YOU and your ACTUAL VOICE AND MEANING, and how much of that is the AIs"

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mkuhlk.bsky.social

@mkuhlk.bsky.social

25 Jan

Does it matter here. Should he use a quill and a dictionary for spelling to make it legit? I presume he read it before posting but he certainly posed the correct questions. To address the tech issue, it's a program, not smart. Don't let the tech bros, like the T Admin does, distort your perceptions.