"Quietly" Is Such an LLM Word — The Telltale Sign of AI-Generated Copy
Salmaaboukarr · x · 2026-10-08
Salma Aboukarr points out that "quietly" is such a characteristically LLM word — the telltale "Company quietly launches/acquires..." phrasing that shows up constantly in AI-generated text. A fun observation about the distinctive style of AI writing.
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