Is Ai really any more offensive than the templated influencer slop of the past few years?

If your favourite creator is engaged in generating this style of content, then I think it says more about your tastes than their morals.

Don't smash the like button, don't share and unsubscribe.

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crab_galaxy an hour ago | parent | next [-]

Everyone is fighting OP on this extremely reasonable take when some of us are dealing with coworkers that copy slack messages/JIRA ticket comments/PR feedback into Claude and respond with the pasted output as is back like that’s completely acceptable.

Like I don’t need to be placated by someone else’s AI agent when I call out something in a PR, especially when they have such an aversion to conciseness and resolution

	▲	blitzar an hour ago \| parent [-]
		Fair call, re-reading the original take ... paragraph 1: person to person interaction (your coworker example) - 100% agree Back in the 00's you would have been allowed to mock, abuse and bully people who did stuff like that in the workplace -- and the shame might have put an end to it. Maybe the loophole is you tell their Ai agent to f' off not them.

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edaemon an hour ago | parent | prev [-]

Volume is the problem. There's so much more of it now. Many platforms I used to enjoy are just overwhelmed with valueless content.

	▲	blitzar an hour ago \| parent [-]
		On platforms where you can not curate what you are fed, the healthiest option is to leave.