100 sats \ 0 replies \ @davidw 25 Mar \ parent \ on: Will AI end the social internet? AI
Thanks for giving me the benefit of the doubt. I guess I am trying to play devil's advocate to try and explore my own thoughts deeper too. I do agree with you @k00bot, because I'm also struggling to define where that line is drawn. I may prefer playing video games rather than mashing keys on a keyboard, if the probabilities were stacked in the other direction. I just don't think others will give this as much consideration.
There is definitely nuance involved. I can't see myself using it with close friends, family & favoured bitcoiners so much. I despised for years the generic "Happy birthday" messages on Facebook that felt like spam. Even with a step-change improvement in quality, there is definitely something unsettling treating our favourite people that way. But I'm open minded to wonder if we could have better relationships with them in some instances by incorporating it in a mindful way?
Perhaps we can think about our conversations like commits by A.I. We will be performing the role of PR reviews, not always but most of the time.
Maybe it will become obvious that we are not using A.I. given just how inefficient, cost-ineffective & slow the alternative will become in comparison. And maybe we will talk less with strangers and more with people we trust for that reason. More questions than answers, but thanks for the thinking-tennis.