I would love if it could be a false dichotomy, but given conservative estimates pin about 30% of online posts to AI it seems like there may be a third outcome: we patch the visible holes of humans posting less and less from disinterest by making the bots post more and more.
The end result is that comment sections aren't enticing to join in on, just read. Which is perfect for ad impressions.
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I would love if it could be a false dichotomy, but given conservative estimates pin about 30% of online posts to AI it seems like there may be a third outcome: we patch the visible holes of humans posting less and less from disinterest by making the bots post more and more.
The end result is that comment sections aren't enticing to join in on, just read. Which is perfect for ad impressions.