Wish there was a bit more technical details in how the prompt iterations looked like.
> We didn’t just replace a model. We replaced a process.
That line sticks out so much now, and I can't unsee it.
> We didn’t just replace a model. We replaced a process.
That line sticks out so much now, and I can't unsee it.
> That’s not a marginal improvement; it’s a different way of building classifiers.
They've replaced an em-dash with a semi-colon.
/s if it wasn't obvious
I thought maybe they did it on purpose at first, like a cheeky but too subtle joke about LLM usage, but when it happened twice near the end of the post I just acknowledged, yeah, they did the thing. At least it was at the end or I might have stopped reading way earlier.
I think we're getting into reverse slop discrimination territory now. LLMs have been trained on so much of what we consider "good writing", that actual good writing is now attributed by default to LLMs.