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Search has been steadily headed this direction for a long time, but recently (in just the last couple of months) I’ve started to notice a big uptick in obvious
by macNchz 3y ago
Search has been steadily headed this direction for a long time, but recently (in just the last couple of months) I’ve started to notice a big uptick in obvious ChatGPT content in places that have otherwise been less egregiously SEO’d: StackOverflow answers, a real person’s personal Medium blog, comment sections on blogs that have good discussions, Github issues, etc.
Unfortunately I have to imagine this is only going to lead to more closed communities and less free sharing of knowledge.
- Cthulhu_ 3y agoBefore that though, it already felt like a lot of those outlets - blogs, SO, comment sections - were either bot or low-value, almost automatic comments. And of course, low wage content writers who get paid by the word to write "where do I find this item" guides for video game websites, somehow managing to change "it's in this chest in this region" to ten paragraph articles.
- SleepilyLimping 3y ago"Now, potions are traditionally a good way of getting healing in RPGs. Potions were first introduced in..."
- myaccountonhn 3y agoIt's def. gotten worse. ATM if you search for anything related to OCaml you will get links to Ocamlwiki, which is just a AI generated site filled with bullshit and inaccuracies.