> Perhaps writing (by hand) a smiley on a post-it would be more meaningful That's good advice. Thankyou :) > Beware of the tsunami of autogenerated stuff to co

> Perhaps writing (by hand) a smiley on a post-it would be more meaningful That's good advice. Thankyou :) > Beware of the tsunami of autogenerated stuff to come upon the world, it will become tiring. I think the same. There will be high quality content that is basically indistinguishable but I think there will also be low quality content that gives the uncanny valley feeling or just annoyance by the repetitiveness of the writing style. If there was any reason to crack down on bots in social media it's this. Otherwise they will corrupt the training data. I'm surprised OpenAI isn't being more active in this area. I think traditional web search is about to get absolutely trashed both in quality and by usability. Auto Generated blogs that have seemingly useful but inaccurate information with affiliate links. ChatGPT is about to do to search engines what the internet did to the media. Things that "sound right" will start to outrank correct information because all the human voices will get crowded out. Interestingly though I was using Chat GPT to suggest recipes. I am yet to try any out but they are a good source of inspiration. It fun to just say "write another recipe like the recipe you just mentioned but with more vegetables and spices that I can cook in under 20 minutes" I think traditional search is like sculpting a rock. You have to precisely chisel away until you get a good search phrase. With ChatGPT it's more like sculpting with clay. The search phrase is added to and accentuated until you end up with the desired result.