You're welcome. I'm not sure what you mean by "sloppy AI analysis intro," though. I shared a post from Facebook and typed a few sentences about it. Good grief, man!
Justin Bergman is on a mission
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“This isn’t just about participation. It’s about dominance, consistency, and putting himself right in the middle of every meaningful conversation in the sport”
This sentence in particular has all the hallmarks of AI generated language.
Nothing wrong with a mechanic bragging about showing up to the garage if the mechanic has as big a fan base as Justin Bergman.Imagine if every player wrote self congratulatory posts about signing up for tournaments. That’s your job!Whoop de do.
This is like a mechanic bragging about showing up to the garage.
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I actually enjoy writing about pool and snooker and have been doing it a lot in recent years, not really so much on Azbilliards anymore, though. I'm not using AI to write posts on AzBilliards. I think I can write better than AI when it comes to pool and snooker.
FWIW, though. you might be better served to use AI yourself for punctuation purposes. "AI generated language" should hyphenated to "AI-generated language," and I'd be inclined to inset commas before and after "in particular."
I think if he has some deep finishes in the US Open, Arizona Open, and Florida Open, it might be enough to keep him in top 3 ranking points without having to go overseas. I don't see any other American performing better than him besides Gorst and SVB. It's not like any other American besides those two do well overseas anyways, so that's a moot point.
The bar is so low that he doesn't have to outrun the nuts and not really competing with other Americans for a top 3 spot. If you put a gun to my head, I'm picking Bergman to go deeper than Sky, Billy, and Tyler in the US Open, Arizona Open, and Florida Open.
Edit: if anyone would like to put a friendly wager on that, I'm down. If I win, you buy me a Pagulayan boxer brief. If I lose, I buy you one.
I think a lot of his family, friends, and pool personalities have been in his corner, rooting for him to reach to the top. When you've got that kind of support behind you, that's saying a lot. And hearing someone like Scott Frost giving him accolades over the past few months only adds to it. That kind of respect isn’t handed out lightly. I know his dad may be his biggest fan, and that's pretty cool to have family support.
My opinion is if this is what he wants, go for it and enjoy the ride, and if he can make some dough along the way, it's a win-win for Justin.
If you’re going to throw out criticism, be ready to take some yourself. It goes both ways. It’s easy to point things out from the outside, but respect comes from being able to stand in it when it comes back around.
In her defense, you accused and suspected her of utilizing AI when she's a professional writer...
My guess is Johan called him on an actual voice phone, and told him he wants him on the team, and to get his behind to every event so he can automatically qualify.
The original post is flowery, hyperbolic, and tendentious. (I’ll add the second comma to avoid the grammar cops.) If you read my post, it notes that her language sounds like AI. Perhaps that’s just how she communicates.
“It’s about dominance” - when was the last time Bergman showed any dominance in top-level pool on a big table?
I wish him luck. We will see how he performs after deciding to do the bare minimum, which is making the effort to show up.
“It’s about dominance” - when was the last time Bergman showed any dominance in top-level pool on a big table?
I wish him luck. We will see how he performs after deciding to do the bare minimum, which is making the effort to show up.
I look forward to the over-the-top posts celebrating Tyler Styer, FSR, Gorst, and every other player for sending in their entry fees to major tournaments.
I think this is a bit different because it's coming from Bergman, which is not the norm for him. The others are regular tournament players that we see all the time. I don't see anything bad about congratulating a player who's past his prime for getting back in the saddle and wanting to chase victory. It's admirable. Tyler will be paying entry fees for his whole life and not win anything, who cares. We are not used to seeing Bergman on the WNT pro scene.I look forward to the over-the-top posts celebrating Tyler Styer, FSR, Gorst, and every other player for sending in their entry fees to major tournaments.
If I could delete this thread, I would do it in a heart beat. It's hard for me to believe that the wording I use is being slammed as generated by AI.I look forward to the over-the-top posts celebrating Tyler Styer, FSR, Gorst, and every other player for sending in their entry fees to major tournaments.
If I can't enjoy pool and be enthusiastic about it, I'm wasting my time here.
This sentence in particular has all the hallmarks of AI-generated language.I look forward to the over-the-top posts celebrating Tyler Styer, FSR, Gorst, and every other player for sending in their entry fees to major tournaments.
j/k