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Decline of organic user engagement on Twitter due to fear, harassment, and rising content professionalization creating barriers to posting
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You've been blogging a little bit. You mentioned at one point I assume you were there and saw it a deck that got passed around on Twitter Yeah pre Pre saying no one posting anymore The number of people posting is declining and declining and the theory was by 2030 if this trend continues there will be no new user-generated content. It was
... See moreBeing moved by someone else’s work and then letting it inspire your own creative expression is not copying. It’s collaboration. A creative back-and-forth based on love and appreciation. When another great work inspires us to elevate our own, we join an upward spiral toward magnificence
I also broadly think that if a piece of work is generated entirely by AI and is good, then I can probably enjoy that. But I’ve also read a whole lot of things written entirely by humans that I didn’t enjoy. Things are good or they are bad. I don’t think that is dependent on the tool used to produce it. An Aphex Twin album produced on an Amiga is... See more
Sari Azout • I don't care if a robot wrote it. If it's good, it's good.
One of the things that raises my hackles is the claim that the only reason not to be in awe of these technologies is that you haven’t used them enough. It’s certainly true that people who use ChatGPT a lot come to think it’s great, but I’m not sure whether that’s because they’re discovering its extraordinary depths or because they’re sort of... See more
Sublime • Oliver Burkeman Is Doubling Down on the Purely Human
AD: Okay, let’s talk about some AI stuff? You write a ton and you think a ton, but it sounds like with neither of those, you find AI all that helpful.
MB: Well, no, because almost everything I write or think about is either too particular for convergence machines like LLMs to have anything to say about it, or I want to know what I think or what the... See more
MB: Well, no, because almost everything I write or think about is either too particular for convergence machines like LLMs to have anything to say about it, or I want to know what I think or what the... See more
