Maybe it doesn't detract from the value of the research, but you wanted to convey that research to readers like OP and me, otherwise you wouldn't have written it/had an LLM generate it, and posted to your blog.
I found the prose full of jargon that just wasn't comprehensible, like "sales motion", "perfect shape", "shelf ranked", "opaque majority". I can figure out what some of these mean by context, but they did make your article a tough read. I suspect that a lot of the jargon is LLMese, I see tons of unfamiliar jargon and impenetrable sentence structure in LLM-generated PRs at work. I can usually work out what the LLMese means, but it's definitely harder to comprehend than human-written prose.
Do you know anybody who wants to read AI-generated research papers? I don’t. Do you?
the fact that i used AI to assist with creating this doesn’t detract from the value of the research
Maybe it doesn't detract from the value of the research, but you wanted to convey that research to readers like OP and me, otherwise you wouldn't have written it/had an LLM generate it, and posted to your blog.
I found the prose full of jargon that just wasn't comprehensible, like "sales motion", "perfect shape", "shelf ranked", "opaque majority". I can figure out what some of these mean by context, but they did make your article a tough read. I suspect that a lot of the jargon is LLMese, I see tons of unfamiliar jargon and impenetrable sentence structure in LLM-generated PRs at work. I can usually work out what the LLMese means, but it's definitely harder to comprehend than human-written prose.
Now there is a valid critique , thank you
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