I have been seeing this more and more with “top” tier publications but “Character.ai’s bankruptcy is the one of the first dominos to fall in the long-foreseen AI bubble.”
A simple grammatical mistakes like this should have been caught on review/edit phase.
Either that or writers are relying too much on AI.
AI doesn’t make mistakes like that generally, I’ve almost never seen the grammar butchery from them I’ve seen from even major publications in recent years. I wish they’d let AI copy edit.
This was an interesting tangential read. Fascinating to read about the first Sim City games and the assumptions/calculations it made in scoring. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49476193
A simple grammatical mistakes like this should have been caught on review/edit phase.
Either that or writers are relying too much on AI.
(Edit: fixed a grammatical mistake. See?)
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