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I'm sure that if this works well, users will love it. It's the second-order effects I worry about. A pretty existential one is that is bleeds the web dry. The
by fleddr 4y ago
I'm sure that if this works well, users will love it. It's the second-order effects I worry about.
A pretty existential one is that is bleeds the web dry. The AI is trained by a zillion websites but will never actually send you to it. It may not even know its direct sources. I think that's a pretty massive concern for anyone publishing on the web.
Another one is that the AI is pretty confidentially taking the role of the bringer of truth, rather than just a proxy to an end result. Not only may that truth be incorrect, it may also be subjective/politically tuned, plus a central owner is fully in charge of whatever is the truth.
Anyway, I'm sure "it'll be fine".
- verdverm 4y agoWhen I ask ChatGPT for links or "where can I learn more about this?", it has provided good references. Doesn't mean they are necessarily the exact references, it's likely the responses draw on many at once There are examples already of people building on ChatGPT to provide references. It will be fine, we will manage through