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I'd say the difference is in this: >Now imagine there is a chatbot that can enumerate every position a person could possibly take about this issue and generate
by frgtpsswrdlame 9y ago
I'd say the difference is in this:
>Now imagine there is a chatbot that can enumerate every position a person could possibly take about this issue and generates a couple hundred thousand slightly unique strings of words that express each of these positions, and floods the thread with these "comments".
If there are hundreds of thousands of strings then I absolutely can't. But I'd say on most issues there are probably max a few hundred positions. If I have to crawl through the same positions restated different ways over and over then truth is lost, if I can quickly browse one unique string for each position then it will take dedication but I can suss out what I believe and have some sort of backing for it.
Dealing with information overload is sort of the unique problem of our times I suppose.