Users question if LLMs produce writing errors like humans

A user on Mastodon is questioning whether Large Language Models (LLMs) incorporate common typos and grammatical errors from their training data into their output. They are curious if LLMs produce imperfect writing, similar to humans, or if they have built-in corrections. The user expresses concern that overly perfect writing might indicate AI generation, while errors could signal human authorship, but they are unsure if this distinction is reliable. AI

IMPACT Raises questions about the detectability of AI-generated text based on writing imperfections.

RANK_REASON User opinion/question about LLM output characteristics.

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