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If you think everyone is starting to sound like ChatGPT, you’re not wrong #TEDTalks

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0:00Multiple studies have found that since

0:01Chad PT came out, people everywhere have

0:03been saying the word delve more in

0:05spontaneous spoken conversation.

0:07We know that Chad says delve at way

0:09higher rates than usual, possibly

0:11because OpenAI outsourced its training

0:13process to workers in Nigeria who do

0:14actually say delve more frequently. Over

0:17time though, that little linguistic over

0:19representation got reinforced into the

0:20model even more than in the workers own

0:22dialects. Now that's affecting

0:24everybody's language. As an etmologist

0:26and content creator, I always see

0:28controversial messages go more viral

0:29because they generate more engagement

0:31than a neutral perspective. But that

0:33means we all end up seeing this more

0:35extreme version of reality. And we're

0:37clearly starting to confuse that with

0:39actual reality. But it's incredibly

0:42dangerous to ignore that distinction

0:43because this goes beyond our language

0:45and our consumptive behaviors. This

0:47affects the world we see as possible. We

0:49need to constantly remember that these

0:51aren't neutral tools. Everything that

0:54ends up in your social media feed or in

0:56your chatbot responses is actually

0:58filtered through many layers of what's

0:59good for the platform, what makes money,

1:01and what conforms to the platform's

1:03incorrect idea about who you are. When

1:06we ignore this, we view reality through

1:08a constant survivorship bias, which

1:10affects our understanding of the world.

1:12After all, if you're talking more like

1:14Chat GBT, you're probably thinking more

1:17like ChatgBT as well, or Tik Tok, or

1:20Spotify. But you can fight this if you

1:22constantly ask yourself why. Why am I

1:25seeing this? Why am I saying this? Why

1:28am I thinking this? And why is the

1:30platform rewarding this? If you don't

1:32ask yourself these questions, their

1:34version of reality is going to become

1:35your version of reality. So stay real.