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I wonder if liking one of them opens the floodgates to recommendations for others, and becomes a kind of positive feedback loop.
by derbOac 1y ago
I wonder if liking one of them opens the floodgates to recommendations for others, and becomes a kind of positive feedback loop.
- blacksmith_tb 1y agoIf it did, it would suggest they actually have metadata indicating it's AI-generated (in spite of whatever protests to the contrary they're making).
- add-sub-mul-div 1y agoIt's not hard for us to pick out slop art and writing that's similar to some samples we've seen. We don't need explicit labeling, models shouldn't either.
- nitwit005 1y agoSince some people actively try to block AI channels, it's probably quite easy to identify them from user behavior.
- derbOac 1y agoMaybe, unless people are liking something that AI is providing, without necessarily being aware of it.
- izacus 1y agoOn Spotify I noticed that just not skipping them is enough. I listen to music during work and I noticed it's getting more aggressive at playing tracks from "artists" that don't really exist. I guess it's less royalties for them.
- viraptor 1y agoNot hugely. There's one ai album I genuinely enjoyed and liked it on YouTube. I get an occasional generated album recommendation now, but it's nowhere near floodgates.