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Reddit community proposes rule for AI-translated posts

A proposal on the r/LocalLLaMA subreddit suggests a new rule to combat "slop" in posts, particularly those translated by AI. The rule would require users who use LLMs for translation to also provide the original text, allowing others to translate it themselves using traditional methods or "desloppified" models. This aims to improve the quality of community discussions and prevent the misuse of AI translation to mask poor writing. AI

IMPACT This proposal highlights community concerns about AI-generated content quality and the potential for misuse of translation tools.

RANK_REASON Community discussion on a proposed rule for content quality.

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Reddit community proposes rule for AI-translated posts

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  1. r/LocalLLaMA TIER_1 Français(FR) · /u/Dany0 ·

    A modest community proposal for desloppification

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>Over &amp; over I see people post slop and excusing it as &quot;english is not my native language&quot;. As if, if we could understand their language we'd see they wrote it all by hand</p> <p>Fine then, new rule:</p> <p>&gt; if you use an LLM to …