I was making a joke, it's not really an LLM (probably) but the post has the same "Yeah, the dude was so awesome like freaking Batman!" writing style that site had.
I 100% still believe it even though you told me you were lying. It's spot-on.
I was about to say, I read the first line and thought "This sounds like Elon Musk's chatbot."
100%. The analogy in the first few sentences gives it away.
Saladin, who was basically the LeBron James of medieval warfare if you catch my drift.
This 100% reads like AI-generated text, extremely formulaic and predictable with very surface-level facts. Lots of comparisons/analogies like "He did X, that's like doing Y !" also. Absolutely no doubt in my mind, once you've seen enough GPT-like text you can spot it pretty quick.
Yeah. I tried this prompt and got a pretty similar answer.
(Assume the persona of an enthusiastic high school history teacher who tries way too hard to make things seem cool to his students. Answer questions with about three paragraphs of detail.) Did King Baldwin IV actually lead his men in battle and fight?
One of my favorite quora things is its very huge here in India. It didn't even take much time to be filled with rss ghouls. There would be questions about sangh or various groups like rss. The answers would always be given by a brownshirt in the org. Literally saying "Oh hi, our org is to protect Hindu values and are very peaceful and not casteist. How do I know you ask? I'm an organizer in my area😃👍"
Reminds me of a blog called something like "badasses of history" or something. It was written exactly like this and was always about figures in history like this. They put out a book that picked up in an airport like 15 years ago before a flight. Great airplane read
