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Their wordsEmpty summary sentences feel conclusive, but say nothing.
Their wordsLLMs often overuse bullet points, especially nested ones. Lists help when items are parallel and independent, but when ideas are connected or need context, a paragraph is usually better.
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LLMs cannot tell what knowledge the reader already has, so a human writer has to fill the gap.
Their wordsIn summary, LLMs can’t reliably distinguish what’s assumed knowledge and what needs explanation, so they often gloss over the hard parts, and a human writer has to fill that gap.
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