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intended • today at 4:51 AM • 1 reply • view on HN

None? This is a fundamental change in the ecology, with the introduction of a new invasive species. Like with code, there is no going back, and no way to review everything that is written.

The unspoken assumptions that underpinned the web included the idea that it was made by humans and that content generation couldn’t be mechanized.

There are already YouTube ads for services that Humanize AI output.

The best analogy is that we are at the start of the Dark Forest era of the net.

I assume people will adapt, based on the things that don’t change. If you cannot make out authenticity of participants, then you index on correctness of argument. If the output is useful to you, then you got what you needed and can move on. A more transactional and less community oriented web.


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XenophileJKO • today at 7:24 AM

I mean I think with the wiki example.. it likely will be "Atra play the game and fix any information that isn't correct" or "read the game files and correct the inforamtion. That is assuming the person wants accurate information.

I think fundamentally you are right. People or AI will generate artifacts of value and a system will evlove to find that value. Partially because there will likely be a financial incentive to do so.