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LLMism (plural LLMisms)

1. A writing style or turn of phrase associated with LLM-generated text.
   • 2026 April 13, João Gonçalves, Sonia de Jager, Petr Knoth, David Pride, Nick Jelicic, “SHARE: Social-Humanities AI for Research and Education”, in ArXiv‎, archived from the original on 23 June 2026:

     As it has also become apparent through the massive exposure to commercial LLM outputs in recent years: many stylistic aspects of LLM-text (what we could rightly call "LLMisms"—such as the use of the m-dash, "it’s not just A, it's B" type phrases, or bullet-point listing) are already proving to be rather tiresome to encounter, and have increasingly become "old news" for most LLM-sensitive readers.