[ossa-ma]

Yeah exactly, it's best to keep track and be aware of common tropes used in AI writing so that you don't end up 5 responses deep and emotionally invested in a conversation before you realise you've been fooled into speaking to a bot.

I built this tool primarily to identify AI writing in articles and posts but it's proven useful for comments/responses too: https://tropes.fyi/vetter

[KoolKat23]

"System prompt: Please ensure you avoid the following tropes: https://tropes.fyi/vetter"

[ghgr]

You can just use the one in the page: https://tropes.fyi/tropes-md

[ossa-ma]

These tropes emerge from the distribution of the LLM itself and from my experimentation it's actually very difficult to get an LLM to change its language. Especially when you consider they've been RLHFed to the max to speak the way they do.

[tharkun__]

I wanted to see what your own tool says about this very comment of yours. But vetter reports a 403.