If you are a human being, you have to stop using certain words in your everyday vocabulary or risk sounding like a chatbot. That’s right. AI chatbots love peppering their texts with highly formal adjectives—we found and listed the 100 most common AI adjectives below. These descriptive words are so deeply ingrained in generative artificial …
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Essays, research papers, assignments—any academic texts—use a special kind of vobabulary. By that we mean highly technical words that are suited to a formal writing tone. But some words are used more often than others, so you may find this list useful if you want keep overused academic terms out of your writing. As promised, …
English may be the default language of artificial intelligence, but AI chatbots use their own version of it. Indeed, you can spot a chatbot a mile off from the kinds of words and phrases it uses during interactions with humans. Take a look at the list and prepare to groan as you relive the nightmare …
It feels good to use words with precision. But sometimes you need to be even more precise than what a single word can convey. And that’s where the hyphenated word enters the fray! If you’re like me and enjoy learning about the extremities in just about every aspect of life, especially when it comes to …
You may find this list useful for manually determining the origin of written content. We carried out a textual analysis for redundancy to identify patterns of repetitive words and phrases in texts generated by AI. In other words, we prompted AI chatbots like ChatGPT to write at least 10,000 versions of the same article to …
In this comprehensive article, we will comprehensively explore the word ‘comprehensive’ to help you comprehend why this word is so heavily favored by AI chatbots like ChatGPT. Obviously the above intro was written in jest, but you get the point. ChatGPT is absolutely besotted with ‘comprehensive’ and its corresponding adverb ‘comprehensively’ and we are on …
The chatbot’s obsession with a select few words and phrases has been documented for a while now, but it feels like ’embrace’ is an anomaly among anomalies. What is driving the extraordinarily high usage of this word? Why won’t ChatGPT put it on rotation with synonyms such as acceptance, inclusion or affection to help add …
Words like ‘raise’, ‘improve’ and ‘advance’ are perfectly fine, but according to ChatGPT, they are far less desirable than ‘elevate’. I admit it’s a nice-sounding word, and the fact the tool is able to use words metaphorically shows strong language learning skills, but we can all agree that ChatGPT is really testing our patience with …
You could be having a conversation with ChatGPT about those awesome swimming pigs in the Bahamas or cute nicknames for your girlfriend and it will still find a way to say the word ‘robust’. On a personal note, I really like calling things robust. I just like the way it feels as the word flows …
I don’t know how many words are in the English language, but I know for a fact there are many suitable alternatives to ‘tapestry’. But when you interact with ChatGPT, you get the impression no other words exist—what explains this peculiar obsession? It turns out that use of the word ‘tapestry’ in a metaphorical sense …