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>If it can comment as well as a human, our experience of using social networks will not be degraded. We still get the same experience as before. Out of fun I p
by kybernetyk 4y ago
>If it can comment as well as a human, our experience of using social networks will not be degraded. We still get the same experience as before.
Out of fun I posted a few "posts" generated by ChatGPT to my local town's facebook group (complaining about the quality of snow this year, nonsense like that).
The posts got a lot of engagement (100+ comments each) and the only one who figured out it was AI generated was a girl from the local university who studies computer science.
- prox 4y agoI agree, AI is like that long flash intro you couldn’t skip in the early website days. Just annoying enough to disrupt any actual commentary (aka true exchange of ideas)
- ShredKazoo 4y agoFlash intros eventually went away, presumably because websites without them were more successful. So your argument appears to imply that humans will still be more successful on social media than AIs?
- prox 4y agoNo argument pro or against, I honestly don’t know. The point being that it will be annoying enough to get rid of it (in some places at least)