short, declarative sentences are more attention grabbing than a single longer sentence, even when they're conveying the same info. the headline is punchier than your version, though I'm not sure that's a good thing.
It's weird because the headline Google serves for the same article is closer to mine. I guess once the link's been clicked they don't need to worry about info/length economy as much.
Yahoo even has one of each type, for whatever reason
Completely off topic but I kinda hate this style of headline. "They wanted X. Then Y happened." Whatever happened to the art of the concise headline?
"AI turns Asian student white when asked to make her photo more professional"
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short, declarative sentences are more attention grabbing than a single longer sentence, even when they're conveying the same info. the headline is punchier than your version, though I'm not sure that's a good thing.
It's weird because the headline Google serves for the same article is closer to mine. I guess once the link's been clicked they don't need to worry about info/length economy as much.
Yahoo even has one of each type, for whatever reason
Gotta put the main details in the headline because that's all most people read.
Paywalls and obnoxious popups make that even more likely, too.
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