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But if most people stop visiting the rest of the web because of ChatGPT, then this human knowledge creation could slow down dramatically. Maybe human knowledge

• andsoitis 4y ago
  Can you envision a world in which you and I won't have this discussion, but instead limit our conversation to a bot somewhere instead of other humans?
  • amichail 4y ago
    You would be having discussions with humanity as a whole via the chatbot instead of specific people.
    • andsoitis 4y ago
      Interesting to ponder. Three questions that come to mind if this were to happen: a) Would the humanity chatbot have an opinion of its own? Or would it purely be an amalgam of many opinions and facts? Given (a): b) How would it incorporate a counter position I provide? Presumably the humans who fed in the original counter position would not have been convinced, does it run new ideas by a sample of humans to get input to help judge relative merit? Would it have the ability to counter sabotage? Given (a) and (b): c) Would there be a multitude of humanity chatbots or just one (think the Borg)?
  • qup 4y ago
    You're already interacting with a lot of bots on the net. They'll increasingly become more invisible. I think human interaction might move offline a lot, or to spaces like video chat where bots (currently) cannot fake it.