why did the rest of the internet die? part of it was because we kept splitting the pie over and over.
https://www.msn.com/en-in/news/India/reddit-faked-its-first-...
It's depressing. Not just the slop, but the knowledge that there's still a ton of good stuff out there that is completely buried in favor of slop.
It makes places like this all the more valuable.
labrador•3mo ago
AI is here to stay so it's not helpful to call it dead. AI allows people without eductional opportunities growing up or those writing in a language other than their native language to express themselves more accurately.
BoredPositron•3mo ago
It’s a double edged sword, and right now, I think it poses a risk.
If you're in a foreign country and can't communicate because some servers are down, that could put you in a tough spot. If the models were on the edge, that'd change things, but as it stands, you might find yourself in situations where the future™ totally fails you. AI will be great when its use is seamless, and you don't have to worry about the how or when.
Having to rely on a machine we can't control just to interact with people is a threat model I am not okay with. It's probably going to create a rift in society for the foreseeable future, at least if the pricing for ultimate plans stays at $200.
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