The first two of the three are adjectives, each connected to the subject by the one "is," and the third is a verb phrase not using the "is." Ideally they'd be all adjectives using the "is," or all phrases supplying their own verbs.
Not the worst error in the world, but it stands out in LLM text that is otherwise remarkably nit-free.
sowbug|8 days ago
Not the worst error in the world, but it stands out in LLM text that is otherwise remarkably nit-free.
MarkusQ|8 days ago
I guess you could argue that the first list needs an "and"? That's fair I suppose.