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Particularly on platforms like Reddit, to OPs point about the sentiment on there, because they're so prone to being overwhelmed by low quality AI content if it'
by jsheard 2y ago
Particularly on platforms like Reddit, to OPs point about the sentiment on there, because they're so prone to being overwhelmed by low quality AI content if it's not kept under control (which usually means the subreddit banning AI posts with no exceptions). Ranking systems like Reddits require user engagement to work, and most users don't want to engage with a never-ending firehose of MidJourney slop to the extent required to separate the signal from the noise.
- notahacker 2y agoThe tendency for people to spam AI images in contexts devoted to sharing images of real stuff is particularly irritating.
- jsheard 2y agoYep, subreddits like /r/cosplay had to add rules strictly banning AI images despite it being blatantly obvious that they're against the whole point of the sub. People spam AI anyway unless the moderators intervene to delete it and ban repeat offenders.