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Study: Generative AI is making writing on Reddit and elsewhere boring

Data from a new study published recently in Nature and Arxiv: "Across three studies spanning seven datasets in different domains and over 880,000 texts, we show that the widespread adoption of large language models (LLMs) as writing assistants is linked to declines in linguistic diversity." The homogenization effect happens even when an LLM is used to polish and rewrite copy developed by a human:

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