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Author likens synthetic text use to dog soiling carpet, urges firm boundaries

The author uses a strong analogy to compare the use of synthetic text in place of human language to a dog soiling a carpet. They advocate for a firm but not cruel response to this behavior, emphasizing the importance of setting boundaries and immediate correction. The advice suggests that while not all instances of synthetic text use can be corrected, many can be with proper training and clear expectations. AI

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Author likens synthetic text use to dog soiling carpet, urges firm boundaries

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    If someone has you read synthetic text when you assumed it was their language, remember, it's like for dogs shitting on the carpet. Be firm, but not cruel, resp

    If someone has you read synthetic text when you assumed it was their language, remember, it's like for dogs shitting on the carpet. Be firm, but not cruel, respond immediately (they don't have much object/event permanence). Put their nose in it, explaining how we do NOT do this h…