Yet. It hasn't killed anything worth preserving yet. But as it improves, and it will improve, it will create so much nonsense content online, kill off many st

Yet. It hasn't killed anything worth preserving yet. But as it improves, and it will improve, it will create so much nonsense content online, kill off many starter writing jobs, etc etc to the point where its effects will definitely kill off things that in the long run may be worth preserving. To me the way to look at all of this is looking forward, not what happened last week. Just because a major illness hasn't killed you yet doesn't mean it won't in the future. Important to look at the trajectory and slope of the line of change.