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*looks nervously at the AI revolution*

• al_borland 3y ago
  It seems a lot of people see the issues of AI coming, maybe not all of them, but certainly some. Too bad so many people and blinded by potential profits to care.
  • munk-a 3y ago
    Unfortunately all the people with money can see nothing but upsides.
    • wildrhythms 3y ago
      It's the same people that gave us pop-up ads, and now on-page pop-up ads.
  • bryanrasmussen 3y ago
    the issues of AI are pretty much the same issues of "software eating the world" and the internet, only more of it, so it's not that hard to be prescient on this matter.
• VHRanger 3y ago
  AI content generation is only different in scale to content farms. Not in principle. All this means is that relying on an algo to filter things for you will become less useful (easy to game). You'll need to rely more on real humans you actually trust.
  • blululu 3y ago
    That’s sort of like saying a ripple and a tsunami are the same thing and they differ only in terms of energy, or New York City only differs from Utica in scale. Maybe it is true in some technical sense, but that is missing a lot of important information. Being able to churn out content fast, cheaper and with algorithmic optimizations starts to look like a different beast. The level at which human overrides can keep this process in check has a limit and it can be inundated. New solutions will be needed.