Almost every discussion about using LLMs seems to eventually leads to people mentioning they ways they've adjusted their writing style, prompting style and expectations to get the most out of their LLM. So it makes me wonder if the LLMs training us as we are training them as there is plenty of precedent for new communications media creating new rules for communication. From smileys to emoji Back in college when I was just starting to use email to contact people I noticed that sometimes people used smileys at the end of a subject or at the end of an email to suggest that something was being said in as a joke. These were sometimes modified with other ascii characters. An O to suggest a halo when you claim you're innocent or an & replacing the ) to suggest you're tongue tied. Eventually, smileys would be added to subjects or to the first line of an email as a hint that there would be something funny in the email. Smileys became a new form of punctuation that were only us...