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Yes but the content from the web flows into social media, news, “books” (now e-books) in an intangible cyclone of fabricated information. If sewage gets into t
by tonymet 3y ago
Yes but the content from the web flows into social media, news, “books” (now e-books) in an intangible cyclone of fabricated information.
If sewage gets into the water supply no one is safe. You don’t get to feel better for having a spigot away from the source.
- nerdponx 3y agoThe sewage has already been flowing for years. Now we're just going to have more of it. Search results on both Bing and DDG have been rendered functionally useless for a year or so now. Almost every page is an SEO-oriented blob of questionable content hosted on faceless websites that exist solely for ads and affiliate links, whether it's AI-generated or underpaid-third-world-worker-generated.
- tonymet 3y agoYou see how that’s worse, don’t you?
- nerdponx 3y agoIt was a growing trend even before ChatGPT was released. The trend accelerated, but it's not new.
- tonymet 3y agothat's not good. it's actually worse if it's not new. and I agree it's not new.
- BriggyDwiggs42 3y agoThe thing that you initially said was, as I interpreted, that there’s a very large difference between no sewage and a little, since a low concentration is still dangerous. The response to you pointed out that we already have sewage in the supply, implying it may not make a huge difference to add more. I feel like you’re goalpost moving.
- tonymet 3y agoI'm agreeing with you. The only part i'm highlighting is that continuing a bad trend is even worse.
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