| ▲ | jfewhfuehg a day ago | |
I honestly don't care. I grew up with the internet. I watched it grow from a place of discovery, full of outcasts and nerds sharing and creating cool things to a place of manipulation and content optimised for algorithms even pre-AI. I decided it is best that it becomes a place for machines rather than humans so humans can go back outside and doing greater things. We can mourn the peak of the internet but it will never come back. | ||
| ▲ | maxrev17 a day ago | parent | next [-] | |
Don’t try to recreate good times! You’re right - good take on it all. If these companies wanna replace us all they can fooken get on with it and have done so I can go riding my bike all day. | ||
| ▲ | fidotron a day ago | parent | prev | next [-] | |
Exactly. If we had the semantic web, content and presentation were separated, or any of the other dreams that died then AI agents wouldn't be so useful because we'd be able to do stuff like that already without them. Instead for decades piles of worthless gunk has got between people and what they're trying to do in order to prop up the whole ad economy that has wrecked it all. While I do agree that it's very good people will touch grass it's also entirely possible to simply ignore the haters, make stuff with or without AI, and have fun. | ||
| ▲ | frumplestlatz a day ago | parent | prev [-] | |
This is a form of accelerationism that I can get behind. The humane Internet died a long time ago. There’s not much worth saving. | ||