While generative AI tools offer to make writing easier to understand, an overuse of certain stylistic words and phrases could have the opposite effect.
Have you noticed certain words and phrases popping up everywhere lately? Phrases such as 'delve into' and 'navigate the landscape' seem to feature in everything from social media posts to news articles and academic publications. They may sound fancy, but their overuse can make a text feel monotonous and repetitive. This trend may be linked to the increasing use of generative artificial intelligence tools such as ChatGPT and other large language models .
Beyond this, one study found simple and precise words not only enhance comprehension, but also make the writer appear more intelligent. Lastly, the overuse of stylistic words can make writing boring. Writing should be engaging and varied; relying on a few buzzwords will lead to readers tuning out. There's currently no research that can give us an exact list of the most common stylistic words used by ChatGPT; this would require an exhaustive analysis of every output ever generated.
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