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This assumes a future where users are still depending on search engines or some comparative tool. Profiting off the current status quo. I would also be curious
by rbax 2y ago
This assumes a future where users are still depending on search engines or some comparative tool. Profiting off the current status quo. I would also be curious how user behavior will evolve to identify, evade, and ignore AI generated content. Some quasi arms race we'll be in for a long time.
- Oras 2y agoThat depends on how many users are aware of the AI content. HN is not a reflection of the world.
- ben_w 2y agoTrue, but ChatGPT has been interviewed by a national television broadcaster in the UK at least, so I think it broke out of our bubble no later than December 2022: https://youtu.be/GYeJC31JcM0?si=gdmlxbtQnxAvBc1i https://youtu.be/GYeJC31JcM0?si=gdmlxbtQnxAvBc1i
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- binkHN 2y agoThis has already been happening for quite some time with users ignoring Google search and searching Reddit directly. The irony is that, I assume, most of Reddit's income right now is coming from content licensing deals with AI companies.