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Digital Life Kazik says he removed his catchphrase due to doubts about an AI-like feel

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Kazike: AI Took Away My Catchphrase "Frankly Speaking"

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    Kazike: AI Took Away My Catchphrase "Frankly Speaking"

    Content creator Kazike has found that his catchphrase of four years, "frankly speaking," now gets underlined and questioned by readers the moment he writes it—"too much AI flavor," "obviously AI at a glance." Over the past two months he has used these four characters less and less, and when he sees them during voice input he subconsciously deletes them. He believes that AI learned language from humans, and now it is humans' turn to modify their own expressions to prove they are human, and he mentions that sentence patterns such as "not... but rather" are also being abandoned.

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