That website would be dealing with _thousands_ of names.

I forget what its called, but this way of generating stuff was common when making letters/emails/pages for decades. Waaaaay before AI.

In fact, you've probably had something like this delivered to you in the form of letters/emails badly done with: Dear [name], it's pretty much the same thing. 

It just doesn't look so great when it's a null set though...

Bitman

Satoshi has been used in the United States ever since 1912, with over 323 boys given the name in the past 200 years. Satoshi gained the most popularity as a baby name in 1923, when it's usage went up by 149.07%. During this year, 18 babies were named Satoshi, which was 0.0008% of the baby boys born in the USA that year. The most the names popularity ever grew to was 0.001%, in this year alone more than 0 boys were named Satoshi.

Yo... why does this paragraph read like it was written by an AI?  Humans don't write, "In this year alone more than 0 boys were named Satoshi"

bitcoin

Babies named Satoshi since 2008 (USA)

> Satoshi has been used in the United States ever since 1912, with over 323 boys given the name in the past 200 years. Satoshi gained the most popularity as a baby name in 1923, when it's usage went up by 149.07%. During this year, 18 babies were named Satoshi, which was 0.0008% of the baby boys born in the USA that year. The most the names popularity ever grew to was 0.001%, in this year alone more than 0 boys were named Satoshi.

Yo... why does this paragraph read like it was written by an AI?  Humans don't write, "In this year alone more than 0 boys were named Satoshi"


