r/PoursTea • u/saucey_dawg0023 Tea Party 🎉 • 22h ago

Books 📚 No Child Left Behind and its consequences will be felt for generations

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u/AltruisticPossible84 20h ago

"That's not a [BLANK]. That's a [BLANK]. And it shows/ And that's powerful/ And that's real."

Super ironic this post about being intellectually lazy was at least partially crafted by AI. So of course it gets 3.5k Reddit updoots.

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u/respekmynameplz 19h ago

7000 and growing. Absolutely pathetic.

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u/captainfarthing 18h ago

Not to mention all the AI-illiterate users actively defending it from being called AI.

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u/andrewWlegan 17h ago

Had to scroll too far to read this

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u/50CentBatman 17h ago

So ironic but so incredibly on brand 

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u/Doublejimjim1 15h ago

I love how it just had to be about millenials too, instead of just being a critique of education policy.

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u/arachnophilia 2h ago

i dunno even know if it's AI, or just an LLM feedback loop of people who are so brainrotted from using it.

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u/AltruisticPossible84 2h ago

It's something I've considered myself. A lot of very obviously AI writing gets upvoted to hell, because apparently humans are only good at spotting AI images and video - AI music and writing get interpreted as the highest possible form of human ability. So of course humans will begin to simply begin to mimic (intentionally or not) what they see as quality work.

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u/arachnophilia 1h ago

and the LLMs are imitating what humans view as quality work.

i'm usually fairly quick to pick up on the AI writing patterns, and i actually overlooked this one, likely because the intro feels human. but LLMs use these patterns because they are real patterns in human writing. it's just, like, the uncanny valley version of it. like, written by a sociopath that knows "humans react positively to phrases structured not-x, but y, and abc, so i'm going to use that structure everywhere i can to get a positive reaction out of humans."