Monotonous sentence rhythm
Sentences have approximately the same length and structure, creating a machine-like rhythm when reading.
"Optimizing site loading speed plays a key role in user retention. We analyzed the main metrics and identified bottlenecks in the architecture. After implementing a caching system, Core Web Vitals improved significantly."
"Load speed was rock bottom. It turned out frontenders were pulling 5 megabytes of unoptimized slider images right onto the first screen, completely ignoring all limits. Compressed. Cached. It flew."
Readability vs. Expression
A neural network generates sentences of approximately the same length and complexity. It avoids extremes: it doesn't write one-word sentences and tries not to inflate them to five lines. This gives an absolutely even, lulling rhythm.
Humans use sentence length as an intonation tool. A long sentence builds context, while a short one (of one or two words) puts a hard semantic stop, imitating a choppy conversational style.