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  • To me, all of the quotes in question just read as especially formal journalistic English. Especially that last one ‘Synaptics said it would grant no patent license’ is just a more formal phrasing that is pretty standard for e.g. newspaper writing, especially if you look at how the sentence structure puts the date first, then the quoted party, then the paraphrase of what they said. Very normal newspaper style.

    I haven’t read the article yet but these quotes you pulled out in particular don’t read as AI to me, as a software engineer who talks to Claude all day for work.

    Will update once I’ve read the article.

    Edit: Yeah, no, this doesn’t read like AI to me at all. AI fluffs up its sentences and paragraphs with excessive detail, this article has a lot of barebones sentences that are clear and to the point. When you try to get AI to write like that it tends to leave out too much context to the point that it becomes confusing. The author appears to be Indian. Are you sure you’re not just misreading the different conventions of Indian English as being AI?