>PS: anything you write on HN can already have been written by AI Yeah in some broad sense, the same as we've always had: back in the 2010s it could have been

>PS: anything you write on HN can already have been written by AI Yeah in some broad sense, the same as we've always had: back in the 2010s it could have been generated by a Markov chain, after all. The only difference now is that the average quality of these LLMs is much, much higher. But the distribution of their responses is still not on par with what I'd consider a good response, and so I hunt out real people to listen to. This is especially important because LLMs are still not capable of doing what I care most about: giving me novel data and insights about the real world, coming from the day to day lived experience of people like me. HN might die but real people will still write blogs, and real people will seek them out for so long as humans are still economically relevant.