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Rod Hilton

Loving the visual symbolism here. In case it's not obvious, yes, every one of these articles in the 'Programming' topic on Medium were very clearly written by ChatGPT, and my only recourse was to unsubscribe entirely.

“Exploring the Possibilities of Technology: How It Can Change Our World” Continue reading on Medium »

“The Future of Technology: How It Will Change Our Lives” Continue reading on Medium »

“How Technology is Transforming the Way We Live: A Look at the Future” Continue reading on Medium »

“The Future of Technology: How it Will Shape Our Lives” Continue reading on Medium »

“How Technology is Redefining the Meaning of Human Connection” Continue reading on Medium »

“How Technology is Transforming the Way We Interact with the World” Continue reading on Medium »

“The Power of Technology: How It’s Transforming Our Lives” Continue reading on Medium »

“The Future of Technology: How Al and Automation are Transforming Our Lives” Continue reading on Medium » “The Future of Technology: How It Will Impact Our Lives” Continue reading on Medium »
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Ben ♾️

@rodhilton exactly. this is the point i think everyone’s been missing. so far all the narratives have been “look how much more content a single person can produce!” but in my mind it’s just spitting out garbage faster. just more to tune out IMO.

peteo

@ben @rodhilton I'm seeing this occur on #Amazon as well, where some niche books are obviously being augmented with generated text. The low quality wastes the readers time and money. I've stopped buying newly released, unreviewed books because of it

Rod Hilton

@peteo @ben every day I see some thing about how you can build an entire side hustle by having ChatGPT write a children's book for you, pay someone on Fiverr to illustrate it, and then upload it to Amazon's print-on-demand book service

tbsp

@rodhilton Why not have "AI" do the illustrations as well? 😉

64 Islands Airship Co-op

@ben @rodhilton it will self-amplify as training sets begin to be overwhelmingly generated content, too

TJ Radcliffe

@ben @rodhilton It's a crisis of overproduction, and we know what happens next (it's not even close to what Marx predicted): worldofwonders.substack.com/p/

Benjamin Johns

@rodhilton I'd always thought that the "dry as saltine, one-sentence-per-paragraph, milquetoast first person, meanders around for 300 words and then repeats the topic sentence in lieu of an argument" Medium article was an unfortunate side effect of the way their promotion algorithm works.

It turns out it's a house style that people desperately wanted to emulate once technology unleashed their creative potential!

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