[hunter-gatherer]

Lol. This is brilliant. I'm not sure if anyone else has this happen to them, but I noticed in college my writing style and "voice" woukd shift quite noticeably depending on whatever I was reading heavily. I wonder if I'll start writing more like an LLM naturally as I unavoidably read more LLM-generated content.

[wholinator2]

Everyone I've spoken to about that phenomena agrees that it happens to them. Whatever we are reading at the time, it reformats our language processing to change writing and, I found, even the way i speak. I suspect that individuals consistently exposed to and reading LLM output will be talking like them soon.

[eulers_secret]

This reminds me:

When I was at a newish job (like 2 months?) my manager said I "speak more in a Brittish manner" than others. At the time I had been binge watching Top Gear for a couple weeks, so I guess I picked it up enough to be noticeable.

Of course I told him I'd been binging TG and we discovered a mutual love of cars. I think the Britishisms left my speech eventually, but that's not something I can figure out for myself!

[0xFEE1DEAD]

Apparently, they already do https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.01754

[MarcelOlsz]

I've always read AI messages in this voice/style [0]

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KiqkclCJsZs.

[actionfromafar]

Yes. It’s already shifting spoken language.