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> there is no AI publication that I am aware of that is good I think you're right that there isn't any that's any good right now, but that's beside the point t
by furyofantares 2mo ago
> there is no AI publication that I am aware of that is good
I think you're right that there isn't any that's any good right now, but that's beside the point that if that changes (or if that's wrong) then people mostly won't care.
> At least in the communities that I frequent (fantasy, sci-fi, horror)
I think if you are part of a "community" surrounding some genre, then you are probably exposed to an extremely non-representative subset of the population that consumes that genre.
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- therealpygon 2mo agoI have to agree in that, generally, people care in the same way they care on TT/Insta/etc, which is to say that any time they don’t know it’s AI they simply don’t care and will view/be amazed/laugh/share it. Until someone says “AI”, and then suddenly all those things they like magically become negative for some people. It often has less to do with the content, and more to do with personal preferences. As one person told me, “Why do I care? I still thought it was funny.” The difference is those types of communities tend to share similarly strong personal preferences about AI. It’s a bit like saying, “I joined a math community but no one wanted to talk about my diet and workout routines.”