Editors have ~1 year before AI writing models truly get taste — and everyone hears the same Claude sound
ChrisGPT · x · 2026-11-10
Quoting a one-shot book draft generated with Fable 5.2, ChrisGPT argues editors have about a year before these models truly develop taste.
The structural downside: without true continual learning, everyone shares the same post-trained model, so AI writing carries identical sounds and transitions. His example is the "salt shaker" — a signature Claude cadence that reads like sand shaking in a bottle. Editors' differentiated taste may matter most in the interim.
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