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  • aCosmicWave@lemm.eeOPtoAsklemmy@lemmy.mlIs AI inevitable for humanity?
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    19 days ago

    You’re absolutely right, I don’t definitely don’t think that we are there!

    Although I do believe that humanity has always trended this way—starting with sitting on rocks, then shaping trees to fit the contours of our physical bodies as chairs. Now, we’re trying to shape abstract knowledge and “thoughts” to fit the contours of our individual minds for similar reasons.




  • I don’t know about proof but when you spend lots of time on a platform you naturally start to notice patterns.

    There was an essence of superficiality that permeated a lot of the content that I consumed on Reddit, even the niche subreddits.

    For example, on the movie or video gaming subreddits people would often ask for recommendations and I noticed a lot of the top comments were single word answers. They’d just say the name of the movie or game. There was no anecdote to go along with the recommendation, no analysis, no explanation of what the piece of media meant to them.

    This is a single example. But the superficiality is everywhere. Once you see it, it’s very hard to unsee it.


  • For me, it’s the simple memories of playing Quake 3 Arena on Friday nights after school. Crush soda in my cup. A fresh bagel in my hand. Freedom from the responsibilities of homework until Sunday night. I only had the one game so I’d spend the evening exploring different mods, trying to teach myself how to make levels (maps), and of course just frag noobs online until my eyes hurt. I’d stay up super late and when I’d wake up I literally couldn’t be more excited to do it all over again. It was glorious.



  • aCosmicWave@lemm.eetoTechnology@lemmy.world*Permanently Deleted*
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    8 months ago

    What I like about it is that it’s trained on lots of different sources (including, but not limited to Google, and Bing search results). It then strips out the ads, SEO blog spam, and other nonsense and tries to return the most relevant info for my query. It is leagues better than pure Google. Also, it uses its own LLM unrelated to OpenAI.

    A bit unfortunate that I got downvoted for having an opinion and sharing it.




  • I can’t stand the topics you mentioned either and I make a big effort to filter them out whenever possible! There’s a tool called https://siftrss.com/ which can be the middle man between you and your RSS feeds. It allows you to filter out any articles containing black listed keywords which is super handy.

    My biggest frustration about modern RSS feeds is that the articles are often incomplete. Some clients are able to get the full feed anyway but it usually results in broken formatting.

    Here are my favorite news sources: