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I had a flippant answer which was “who ever wanted to write for a machine in the past thousands of years” But maybe that is the future. Every country starts e
by intended 2mo ago
I had a flippant answer which was “who ever wanted to write for a machine in the past thousands of years”
But maybe that is the future.
Every country starts erecting their own towers of babel that we talk at, and it constantly compresses our conversations down to the most effective distribution of weights.
At some point talking at the machine becomes a high status job, and we give respect to the people who whisper to it the most.
- satvikpendem 2mo agoThey don't write for machines, they write for themselves.
- intended 2mo agoWhy write publicly then? Theres many people I know who write notes that I know would be great to read. However they never publish them. So… are we saying that the only public writing in the future is meant to be consumed by the machine?
- satvikpendem 2mo agoThere are other replies in this thread that say why. It doesn't matter if robots read them as long as some humans do too.