Andrew Ng: LLMs' identifiably bad writing keeps human identity a load-bearing assumption
andrewgwils · x · 2026-10-09
Andrew Ng says he somewhat appreciates that LLMs are identifiably terrible at writing, because whether he's talking to a human remains a load-bearing assumption in many judgments — a counterintuitive take on trust in the age of AI-generated text.
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