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Study finds AI models overuse patterns linked to reading difficulty
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Researchers from New York University and the University of Texas at Austin analyzed language from 14 models across chat, coding and essay settings, including 980 model-written essays. They compared model outputs with human reference text and with round-trip translations used to create alternative formulations for comparison. The paper tracks six features associated with human processing difficulty, including rare n-grams, long dependencies, stacked noun compounds, denominal verbs and inanimate s
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