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LLM-generated questions differ from human questions, study finds

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Researchers from UC Berkeley, Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah City for Science and Technology, and the University of Washington took a close look at how large language models (LLMs) create questions. Their findings show some clear differences between AI and human questioning patterns.


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