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chobeat ( chobeat@lemmy.ml )  to Technology · 10 months ago

Evidence That Humans Now Speak in a Chatbot-Influenced Dialect Is Getting Stronger

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Evidence That Humans Now Speak in a Chatbot-Influenced Dialect Is Getting Stronger

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chobeat ( chobeat@lemmy.ml )  to Technology · 10 months ago
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      What matters the most is not the words within an utterance, but the discourse conveyed by that utterance. [Translation: how you say it matters less than what you say.]

      Under certain circumstances. How you say things in work and personal settings such as dating can absolutely affect outcomes.

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          I take the specific view that inadvertent phrasing of three words or less has repeatedly changed my life. Three is actually really excessive. One usually does the job; I only had to go to three once.

          But then again, I’m a writer. Oh, I sure as shit wasn’t the first time, but this is where serendipity cones into play. You know what you have to say without even thinking about it.

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        The number of times I’ve been attacked over tone growing up tells me that I either had abusive parents, or and that how you say stuff matters a lot. Intonation can also turn a statement into a question or even make it sarcastic. Words come with baggage beyond their meaning, and using a word with negative connotations can turn a compliment into an insult.

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      And they kind of give up looking for meaning on what others say.

      Or use an Ai to summarize it…

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          I read all the words, but all I can see is the Em dash. I do hope it there as a little joke. I do so love when people make that kind of little joke.

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              Hahaha. Fantastic! Keep up the good work.

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    Do humans also go insane when you ask them if there is a seahorse emoji? If so, I have a fun idea for one of those prank videos.

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