Post #2867108

2026-02-21 08:32 UTC

@onekind@beige.party Except that llms aren't making writing accessible to all. They take what you wrote in the first place, bleach its meaning, eliminate your voice and leave you with a bland, mostly meaningless, and bloated string of words that nobody wants to read. They are a way of keeping people from learning to express themselves. Why do you think style and a certain register are signifiers of class? They signal you had the time to hone those skills. @zoy@merveilles.town

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@creepy_owlet@mastodon.online 2026-02-21 10:53

@dimllychlyngarw@troet.cafe @onekind@beige.party @zoy@merveilles.town this is just a dump of your favorite stereotypes about LLM. If you suddenly want your point to be understood by a varied audience, including people who may be prejudiced against you, you have no option than to polish it. If you cannot do it (e.g. because you're not a native speaker) and cannot afford paying for it, LLMs are your next best choice. "Let's accept imperfect texts" is a great idea but wishful thinking in reality. Try it with your big boss.

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@onekind@beige.party 2026-02-21 11:48

@dimllychlyngarw@troet.cafe @zoy@merveilles.town some do. that's mostly an effect of ChatGPT's business model not an inherent property of LLMs. I also never claimed they make 'writing accessible to all.' Grammar signifies class because an emergent bourgeois in England and the UK needed a claim to respectable nobility that wasn't based on aristocratic lineage and sent their kids to grammar schools. Learn some history?

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