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I'd love that as well - can we not get LLMs to summerize and give us non-click bait versions of these events.
by monkeywork 4mo ago
I'd love that as well - can we not get LLMs to summerize and give us non-click bait versions of these events.
- analogpixel 4mo agoWe can, we just have to pay the $0.05 per articles to do it, and some articles aren't even worth the $0.05.
- rglullis 4mo agoI wouldn't mind paying $20/month to https://wikinews.org https://wikinews.org to help them build a system that indexed news from different sources, threw the links at an LLM summarizer and used as a draft submission to wikinews.
- analogpixel 4mo agoIt would be interesting to see some kind of future where reporters get paid per fact they feed into the system, and then the system just outputs a coherent list of what happened without any fluff, or opinion. The hard part would be figuring out the worth of each submission. LLMs might be able to assign a price based on the importance of the fact submitted? and then subscription fee people pay is paid to the contributors. I guess you could also have people rate the inputs and base it on that. (what the readers found important.)
- rglullis 4mo agoA "system where people can feed facts" already exists. It's WikiData. Why involve money and credentialism into this?
- ssl-3 4mo agoI think it's going to take more than $20 per month to get enough suction to make any difference, at this point. Wikinews closed up and went read-only on May 4, 2026: https://en.wikinews.org/wiki/Wikimedia_Foundation_closes_Wikinews_after_21_years https://en.wikinews.org/wiki/Wikimedia_Foundation_closes_Wik...