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AI and why Reddit is no longer needed

• jruohonen 1y ago
  "Typically, in 97% of the cases the OP does not change his mind but in about 3% of the cases he does." Another way to put the "someone is wrong in the Internet" thing. "This brings us closer to my central argument: the AI's success was'’t due to superior reasoning or a reliance on facts and logic, but rather because it effectively 'hacked' the mechanics of persuasion." Indeed, and that's what many people here too have been saying for a long time. Though note that with 3% it is all questionable to say the least.