Every LLM has a default voice and it's making us all sound the same
TL;DR Highlight
All LLMs converge to the same default writing style — Noren is a service that learns your personal writing patterns to generate text in your voice.
Who Should Read
Content creators who want to use AI writing while maintaining their personal voice.
Core Mechanics
- LLMs tend to regress to the same 'default voice,' making all outputs sound similar.
- Noren learns your actual writing patterns before generating text.
- Early access available at usenoren.ai.
Evidence
- Observed that all LLMs regress to the same default voice.
- Noren differentiates by learning personal writing patterns before generation.
- Early access at usenoren.ai.
How to Apply
- If concerned about AI writing homogenization, try usenoren.ai.
- Providing your own writing samples as style references to AI is also effective.
Code Example
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# System prompt example - Suppressing LLM default writing style
system_prompt = """
You are a writing assistant. Follow these style rules strictly:
- Do NOT start responses with 'Certainly!', 'Great!', 'Absolutely!', or similar filler.
- Do NOT overuse bullet points. Use prose when possible.
- Match the tone of the sample texts provided by the user.
- Be direct and concise. Avoid hedging phrases like 'It's worth noting that...'
- Write as if you are the user, not an AI assistant.
"""Terminology
default voiceThe writing style, tone, and expression patterns an LLM uses by default without special instructions. Formed during training data and RLHF processes, each model has unique habits.
RLHFReinforcement Learning from Human Feedback. A method of further training LLMs using human evaluator feedback. This process reinforces certain 'helpful-looking' styles, shaping the default voice.
filler phrasesBoilerplate expressions used to start responses smoothly without adding real information. 'Certainly!', 'Great question!', 'Absolutely!' are classic examples and telltale signs of AI writing.