Today's newsletter: We're watching the internet die as it gets overwhelmed with content built to be popular with algorithms, much of it generated by AI, crowding out stuff created by humans. Ironically, this is also an existential threat to generative AI. tinyurl.com/wyea31124
Sometime this month, Reddit will go public at a valuation of $6.5bn. Select Redditors were offered the chance to buy stock at the initial listing price, which it hasn’t announced yet but is expected t...
There’s a reason I deleted 13 years worth of posts and my account.
So maybe people should stop generating free content for them? Also, Reddit was a garbage fire before twitter. <send>
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Every day I'm more and more happy that I quit reddit altogether when the blackouts began.
Love the term "Degenerative AI"
So AI is just a bunch of TV network execs with voice-to-text apps?
This is a great post. Trying to search and buy anything online that is a giant hassle. Want to look for quality local furniture? Have fun parsing though pages and pages of SEO crap
Wasn't AI supposed to help solve tough problems related to biology, energy and climate systems? Why are we being swamped with weird-looking 'art' instead? 🤔
Read this this morning via MetaFilter. Great piece.
Internet will be okay.