 Seeing more news over time of writers losing jobs, and websites / companies moving towards AI written articles. We have absolutely no plans to have any kind of AI written articles and never will. More and more emails are coming in offering them and they all go in the bin. 11 comments
The likes of Gizmodo, Kotaku and more all seems to have plans for it and the list will only grow over time. Good time to remember to support the smaller sites you read. https://twitter.com/gmgunion/status/1674535138883952640?s=46&t=9QuZ9DEY2it-UDnQVEljMA At some point there’s going to need to be browser plugins to warn people about sites using AI writing bullshit. @gamingonlinux firstly, ai detectors arent wver really gonna work because there’s more commercial benefit in developing ones that can’t be detected so more money will be sunk there. Secondly, is AI writing that bad? If all you want is facts and information then it can provide it in a way that is efficient, and with a potential for less bias than humans have. Additionally it means it can be provided in multiple languages accurately and probably much more. I think it could be good. @gamingonlinux i would like to have a browser plugin detecting even human written bullshit. Maybe that is even more important^^  @gamingonlinux Not about Gnuland/technews, but on science National Geographic will stop publishing the magazine and fire down lots of writters. That's sad. @gamingonlinux I have no interest in AI written articles. Bots and AI are just making social media worse.  @gamingonlinux …side note. Probably not much of a point posting the Twitter links anymore. They aren’t viewable without actually logging into Twitter. Which, for me only, I’m not interested in doing any more. Twitter is now walled. @gamingonlinux church. |
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@gamingonlinux would you let AI automatically move them to the bin? :)