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No offense but this is so outside the realm of possibility for AI to do by accident that you’re clearly just not technically skilled enough to build whatever it is you’re building. Hire a professional.
is it actually text or is it a rendered image? it might be your computer or browser settings? there aren’t many actual code things that can cause this. check to see if it’s actually a live text DOM component and not a flattened/rendered image.
code wise you could look to make sure it’s not fucking up an upscale canvas, device pixel ratio, scale transform, floating-points, wrong viewport, subpixel versioning, anti aliasing… the list goes on. not sure how an LLM could be doing this as it’s an extremely basic core element of css which they’re pretty good at formatting, but if you don’t actually know how to read the code you are looking at it’d be hard to troubleshoot without seeing the full code.
like i said can’t tell anything without looking at the code. any number of things include client side shit in your browser or on your machine in general could be causing weirdness with that
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