It's written like one of those long form magazine articles. Which is fine for that kind of thing but maybe not great for software release notes. It goes buildup buildup buildup ... underwhelming payoff.

The disclaimer at the end of the article says AI was used to "polish" the writing. I would guess it's this polish that can be a little off-putting: It reads like a magazine article written by and for people who aren't particularly interested in the topic.

It's bad at some many levels - but it's also a case of if you know, you know. There no universal "KPIs" one can check to say it's good or bad.

But it's full on the "AI slop" style, a mix of LinkedIn/Online Marketing/Listicle like writing. That it's part of hundreds of thousands of articles, all with the same mechanical style, makes it even more tedious than if it was just some individual blog post here and there.

"Set the scene" paragraphs to add suspense, repeated lists of three or more items, "and, honestly"/"does real load-bearing work" and phrases like this, mic drops after every few paragraphs, writing about mundane stuff like a marketing executive, the list goes on.

This one isn't even one of the really eggregious examples.