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userbinator
8 months ago
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LLM-assisted writing in biomedical publications th...
"delves" is stereotypical LLM-ese to me. I don't think I've ever heard a real human use that word before LLMs became common.
sincerely
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Magic the Gathering players are intimately familiar with the term :)
OtherShrezzing
8 months ago
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I think it’s from YouTube. “With that, we can delve into [topic]” was part of the vocabulary for video essays for years. It always joined an introduction’s closing thesis statement with the rest of the video content.
ToValueFunfetti
8 months ago
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The dwarves of Moria are notable for having delved to excess.
jowea
8 months ago
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It seems it is common in Nigerian English, from where in ended up in AI datasets.
ummonk
8 months ago
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I’ve only ever seen it used in magic the gathering
SoftTalker
8 months ago
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I'd see it occasionally, usually in bullshit corporate writing replete with other buzzwords, which is probably where the LLMs picked up on it.
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