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I was planning to add those pages and did not expect Grep to be on the front page of HN. > Additionally, the promise of "No AI-Content" appears to be snake oil

I was planning to add those pages and did not expect Grep to be on the front page of HN. > Additionally, the promise of "No AI-Content" appears to be snake oil unless the creators have discovered a magic formula for reliably distinguishing AI output from human output. From my testing, at least within your network, I did not notice any AI-generated content. Even if you find any low-quality sites, you can simply block the previous node that refers to the site (yet to be shipped). Grep will remove all the sites that the previous node was linking to, including any AI-generated ones.

p-e-w 4y ago
> I was planning to add those pages and did not expect Grep to be on the front page of HN. Fair enough, but a privacy policy isn't a "nice to have", it's a legal requirement (in many jurisdictions) before you can start collecting email addresses and other PII. It's a very bad idea to push such things to later. > From my testing, at least within your network, I did not notice any AI-generated content. That doesn't mean anything. Humans cannot reliably recognize AI-generated content. Why do you think all kinds of institutions are so afraid of it? If it were obvious whether something is made by an AI, there would be no problem.