- A new study finds that humans are using words commonly found in AI chatbots more often.
- Researchers found a measurable shift toward the formal language patterns commonly used by LLMs.
- The words appearing more often include meticulous, delve, and underscore.
There's a lot of concern that people are using AI to mimic human speech and writing, but a new study from Florida State University has found there's a change in the other direction. Turns out people are using words common to AI chatbots more often in casual conversation. Terms like garner, delve, intricate, and underscore are popping up like the latest sitcom catchphrase thanks to ChatGPT and its compatriots.
