Since we are talking about LLMs, what I've noticed about the Indian/Pakistani "LLM" is they follow this way of structuring thoughts:
1. They
2. Always
3. List
4. Things
... and end up with a conclusion/punchline/takeaway.
I always wanted to ask, is that due to training?
I could imagine all schools around there have a specific style, like all their assignments need to follow this general form, and then they just get used to it and it permeates to their everyday life.
It's due to training (I suspect both OpenAI/Microsoft and Google have been training on their entire corpus of internal comms and technical docs). After almost 10 years in a FAANG I also tend to write like that.
That's how all LLMs structure content, not just Indian/Pakistani LLMs.
Well, imagine that you noticed 3 things instead of only one.
1. The first thing
2. The second thing
3. The last thing
Makes perfect sense in that case.
I bet you haven't seriously communicated with others in a language that is not native to you. You'll probably end up doing similar things if you have to.