from Darth Autocrat (Lyndon NA) | by Darth Autocrat (Lyndon NA)

. Being "Unoriginal" is - well, unoriginal :( The recent shifts and popularity of AI apps, such as ChatGPT just highlight/magnify the simple fact that a % of people aren't "original", and enable them/others to be unoriginal, faster/cheaper. AI's not the problem. >>> #SEO t.co/oq4G0r6LYh

>>> Let's face it - the vast majority; * are looking to save time, effort, money (Perfectly understandable!) * lack the skills, ability, knowledge, confidence (Again, sensible!) * don't know/understand what the current AI tools "do" or how they work (this is an issue) >>>

>>> But, again ... these aren't "problems" per-se. There are 3 distinct problems. 1) A % of people don't understand the output of these apps, from general prompts/the general data, is not "built" how they think. It's just a bigger version of their phones text suggestions! >>>

>>> 2) A fair % don't really care what they produce/publish using such tools, isn't "good" or "right" etc. - they are simply looking for quick/easy/simple/cheap "content" or "answers". They are more interested in the "experience" than the "result". >>>

>>> 3) A fair % of those consuming the content won't know any better, nor really care. So long as it sounds right, and/or, suits their preferences - they will accept it. The problem isn't the LLM. Nor is it really the applications utilising it. It's the people/society! >>>

>>> "Copying" is pretty much standard, and the Internet made it far easier to do, and even rewards it to some degree (It's not like Google only shows the originators version - they will happily show a scrape/thief's copy instead!) >>>

>>> And so long as it's "popular", it's accepted (by SEs, by people in general etc.). We're looking at the AI/NLP equivalent of questionable fast-food. Most people don't care where the "meat" comes from, or if the "chef" washed their hands first. They just want the food. >>>

>>> Do they care that they could get the same burger from 582 different places? No. So we need to educate people, and help them learn to not only understand what it is they are using/consuming, but to be more discerning/demanding!