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Sometimes I wonder how AI boosters stay alive
(thelemmy.club)
For posting all the anonymous reactionary bullshit that you can't post anywhere else.
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using AI to develop copy for humans to read is so counter intuitive to me. it's like the kind of thing people who don't read would do, because they've not yet come across AI slop text in the wild and realized how its the textual-cognitive equivalent of chewing styrofoam. sentences that don't communicate anything except lead to the next and the next until you've read paragraphs of nothing.
with each interation of the scrapers, the snake eats itself and more of the meal is this undigestible styroslop as the real archives of actual conversation are occluded in walled gardens.
the only people who aren't seeing this decay are the people who just don't read shit online.
Do you mean like this AI generated post on what you just said someone at work posted today?
ugh, yes. crap like this is why, when people send me shit to proof/copy edit, i completely engage with it and give them notes instead of skimming it and calling it good. i want to there to be less slop in the world and i want to keep my own tools sharp.
note: i don't self-edit much on here because i like to cowboy post. like this blammo send it
yeah proof-reading is for when money or feelings are involved
What level of irony was this person on when they posted this?
There is no irony on Viva Engage. These people are true believers
There are many good reasons to hate AI, but having to see the “it’s not X - it’s Y” structure everywhere is a really good reason.
Tbf I worked a copywriting job and a large part of it was just squeezing words around the advertising images and calls to action, none of us actually expected the audience to sit down and engage with the copy (though there's copywriting and copywriting