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I love dystopian scenarios as much as anyone, but it certainly is not the lack of better AI, that is holding the ad industry back. It's laws. While I am looking
by jstummbillig 4y ago
I love dystopian scenarios as much as anyone, but it certainly is not the lack of better AI, that is holding the ad industry back. It's laws. While I am looking for AI connections as much as anyone right now, I really don't see how AI is going to prompt a change that would make that more permissive anytime soon.
You remain as free to break the law as ever, of course.
- pawelduda 4y agoI think there's larger surface to exploit the laws. Once perfected, it's hard to place a clear boundary on whether the response just answers your question or answers your question while promoting a product/service.
- lcnPylGDnU4H9OF 4y agoEspecially considering that sometimes people do actually recommend products which they've found helpful. It might be obvious if the response is saying that you should buy some very specific brand of flat-head screwdriver because you clearly just need any functional flat-head screwdriver. But what about computer components? Or a router? Some things like this will genuinely perform better than others, especially once circumstances are defined. An educated review, complete with product suggestion, can indeed be very helpful and, unfortunately, impossible to distinguish from an advertisement.