If you find yourself writing a bullet point list and passing it to GPT to make a "proper" article, it's often better to just give people the bullet points.

The GPT adds "wordcel noise" that the reader has to struggle to extract useful info from more than it adds useful context.

(As usual, any AI-related advice has a life expectancy of ~6 months)

* Eschew the superfluous verbosity of algorithmically-generated prose in favor of unadulterated schematic notation

* Linguistic models inevitably interject vacuous semantic ornamentation into otherwise substantive discourse

* The prolix nature of synthetic textual production imposes undue hermeneutic labor upon the consumer

* The signal-to-noise ratio becomes irredeemably skewed toward cacophonous redundancy

* Prognostications regarding computational linguistics manifest a temporal half-life approximating 180 diurnal cycles

* These very axioms shall inevitably succumb to epistemological entropy under similar chronometric constraints