>“Reddit has become one of the internet’s largest open archives of authentic, relevant, and always up-to-date human conversations about anything and everything

>“Reddit has become one of the internet’s largest open archives of authentic, relevant, and always up-to-date human conversations about anything and everything It will be on a tangent to becoming non-authentic, once AI is added to content moderation and other yet-to-be specified vectors. I just spent two days in a workshop focused on how AI is going to "revolutionize" my role in the enterprise. Read: button-pusher with a mountain of trivial jobs instead of the unique, authentic perspective my organic computer produces, edits, compartmentalizes and delivers. It's clear now AI is getting its tentacles into everything. But there need to be public spaces where AI is not the interface. Otherwise what's unique, valuable and interesting about public forums full of tasty authentic data to crunch up and spit out will wither and die.