ChatGPT's 'not X, it's Y' quirk ubiquitous
💡ChatGPT's viral quirk is flooding content—prompt engineers, fix it before it homogenizes your outputs
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What Changed
Widespread use of 'It’s not X, it’s Y' in social media and suggested posts
Why It Matters
Highlights how LLM outputs are homogenizing online language and rhetoric, potentially reducing content diversity. AI practitioners may need to address repetitive stylistic quirks in model generations.
What To Do Next
Prompt ChatGPT with 'avoid "it’s not X, it’s Y" phrasing' to generate more varied rhetoric.
Key Points
- •Widespread use of 'It’s not X, it’s Y' in social media and suggested posts
- •Phrase appears in Peloton classes and TV shows
- •Attributed to ChatGPT generating this stylistic pattern ubiquitously
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