| ▲ | yababa_y 2 hours ago | |
Do you often experience persecutory delusions in front of screens? Immense amount of human care goes into projects that use AI, and usually the human care goes into the aspects that matter most. AI helps pull projects like this from years into the future, into the present. Time travel leaves some scorch marks, sure. More effort will get attracted into the effort, or the idea will finish its expression and the host organism will move onwards. | ||
| ▲ | bloqs 34 minutes ago | parent | next [-] | |
I suppose the implication is that you cannot presume human care with evidence of LLM use, it's considerably more likely that it's an indicator of lack of care, unfortunately. It's like saying "but a lot of human care goes into factory made X" when comparing it to handmade X. It starts on a lesser footing unless evidence suggests otherwise | ||
| ▲ | criddell 38 minutes ago | parent | prev | next [-] | |
If you are deciding to delegate parts to AI, that’s probably a signal that it should just be edited out. If it isn’t worth your time to create, it probably isn’t worth my time to read. | ||
| ▲ | boredatoms an hour ago | parent | prev | next [-] | |
Any amount of slop makes the whole thing feel fake | ||
| ▲ | QuantumNomad_ 2 hours ago | parent | prev [-] | |
There’s nothing delusional about what he said. AI is being used for the most part to shit out as much “content” as possible in order to show ads, sell courses and other products (bonus points if what is sold is itself also pure AI slop), or to finish tasks at work with as little effort as can be done, so that boss man is impressed by the velocity. “Who cares about quality? This is 2026, bro.” The actual thoughtful use of AI is the minority case. Not the default. We humans are lazy, and when we can get away with less effort we put as little effort as we can into things. | ||