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You should really look in to the difference between opt-in and opt-out. Opt-in respects the user; opt-out is for foisting features that the user might not need
by WolfeReader 9mo ago
You should really look in to the difference between opt-in and opt-out. Opt-in respects the user; opt-out is for foisting features that the user might not need or want.
- sauercrowd 9mo agoFlip it around: a new user might be confused why the AI features that all their friends told them about are not available. It's a tradeoff
- WolfeReader 9mo agoIf it means more users aren't using Gen AI, I'll happily take that tradeoff!
- kmoser 9mo agoIf it is opt-in for everybody, then their friends would also tell them that they have to opt-in to get it.
- CuriouslyC 9mo agoThe anti-AI folks should just fork everything at this point, because it's hypocritical as hell to complain about it and use a bunch of stuff built with it. Then you can opt out of society!
- WolfeReader 9mo agoOh no, just think of all the good AI-produced things we'll be missing out on. ...are there any?
- CuriouslyC 9mo agoI'd say the percentage of stuff developed using AI now is higher than the percentage of pro athletes who use performance enhancing drugs, and there's almost as much incentive to mask it and say "made without AI"