Comment Over the top corporate speak parody (Score 1) 17
I am happy to announce a major breakthrough.
After facing significant challenges, I refused to give up.
Today, I proved that perseverance, leadership, and the right tools can overcome even the toughest obstacles.
I would like to thank my family for supporting me in this process. The clog is gone, the toilet works smoothly again.
Even chatgpt can make these things in an instant. There is a clear statistical pattern there. So I make it a point to be a bit more real and authentic. I occasionally do posts, more or less a bit of a blog now and then about something exciting I encountered. I am a teacher. One example is my attempts at correcting homework with AI, a hobby project. I get useful feedback there from people with more experience. Not much engagement though. It is fine like that.
Anyway, I thought I'd pull a little joke at the end of the schoolyear. It is a rush in the end. Correcting exams with a tight deadline, provide comments, debate if students can pass or not. Bringing bad news to parents. It reminds me of the pressure I felt when I was a hardware designer and the deadline got close. Of course teachers do not post about what they accomplish at the end of the schoolyear. Nothing special, we all do this every year. So I asked chatgpt to write my "achievement" in a typical linked in style. The prompt went something like this: "Finished correcting 260 exams, worked through weekends, everything is finished now, good prospects for the future, I am experimenting with AI to correct homework, it looks promising, do it in an over the top linked in style". I added AI since it is a hot topic. It spewed out a brilliant linked-in parody. To be transparant, I put the prompt in the first comment and hit post.
I never had a post with so much engagement. People congratulated me. I got 10 times more "likes" than on my other posts. Someone congratulated me right below my comment with the prompt... Some big shot consultant I worked with more than a decade ago...
It is worse than facebook.