To be honest, I'm intrigued to see just how badly this will go. I expect some open job positions soon
this post was submitted on 17 Jun 2023
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"250 articles a week..." So they are just transitioning to creating spam? Never read any of those sites but focusing on output just sounds like spam. #filtered #squelch
It’s pure clickbait farming. The article doesn’t need to be any good as long as the headline gets a click and just enough seconds of attention for the ad space to be profitable. Zero journalistic integrity, just gaming the numbers >:-(
And I just unsubscribed from the Escapist and Destructoid RSS feeds. What a bummer. Thanks for the heads up!
It was inevitable that someone would try to use AI like this to make certain jobs obsolete. Sites with content like this will manipulate Google's already garbage algorithms to make it a self-consuming snake.
The only way out is to continue to encourage thoughtful discussions from thoughtful articles. AI could certainly help with information, but perspective and insight is an inherently human trait that will tune people out.
Eh, not as big of a deal as people think. You've probably already read lots of AI generated content without even realising it
I often do notice it, although I sometimes wonder if people might be this stupid in real life or not.
Fair, but how about the stuff you didn't notice? You'd never know. College professors are being tricked everyday.
Kinda hard to prove a negative, right?
How would you know if you didn't notice? Could be dozens but could just as well be 0.
I hope the new EU legislation regarding AI also covers this type of things.
More help from companies on letting me know the websites to stay away from. This isn't the first time DToid did stupid crap. Back on Justin.tv, maybe they had converted to Twitch already, they had a BUNCH of streamers that were ruling the platform, then they said that their streamers would have to review and give positive reviews of sponsored games. All the streamers left the group and Dtoid lost a TON of traction and Twitch exploded from Justin.TV.
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Someone correct me if I am wrong but ai editor implies the writer will remain and they're using ai ton "fix" the article and write the headline. Isn't that one of the main responsibilities of an editor?
I think it's the other way round. AI writes, the human editor touches things up a little, and together they poop out hundreds of low effort articles a week.