Caitlin Talbot

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Which we could then compare across more than a million words.

And The Economist has its own unique writing style, and to make sure that we were detecting AI's quirks rather than our own.

We then checked this corpus against journalism from CNN, the New York Times and Washington Post.

as well as excerpts from

best selling novels published between nineteen fifty and twenty twenty two.

So we split the project down into three sections, starting with words.

So AI uses lots of polysyllabic words, words like significant increasingly, consequences

And then also rare words, so interdependence, reindustrialization.

scientific lingo.

talking about parameter methodology not necessarily in scientific articles always.

And then moving on to punctuation, we found that for a long time, AI was considered to use M dashes lots and lots and lots.

And making it

I know, the real reason for this project is to liberate the M dash, you know.

But we found basically that Chat GPT really doesn't do that anymore.

It uses them far less than we do now.

So We can

Yeah.

Start using them again.

In fact, AI doesn't really use much punctuation at all.

It really doesn't use many commas, semicolons, and it really hates parentheses, almost never puts anything in parentheses.

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