Hot take: I actually like Reddit and hope it doesn’t fail.
bigdicknippleshit on
Thank goodness
isthisjustfantasea__ on
> But now even Reddit is becoming more artificial. The platform has quietly started beta-testing Reddit Answers, what it calls an “AI-powered conversational interface.” In function and design, the feature—which is so far available only for some users in the U.S.—is basically an AI chatbot. On a new search screen accessible from the homepage, Reddit Answers takes anyone’s queries, trawls the site for relevant discussions and debates, and composes them into a response. In other words, a site that sells itself as a home for “authentic human connection” is now giving humans the option to interact with an algorithm instead.
Techbros ruin everything they touch.
thaliasmagic on
Reddit ending? Please, this place has survived cringe, chaos, and crypto bros it’s built different.
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Inshallah
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With thunderous applause.
Hot take: I actually like Reddit and hope it doesn’t fail.
Thank goodness
> But now even Reddit is becoming more artificial. The platform has quietly started beta-testing Reddit Answers, what it calls an “AI-powered conversational interface.” In function and design, the feature—which is so far available only for some users in the U.S.—is basically an AI chatbot. On a new search screen accessible from the homepage, Reddit Answers takes anyone’s queries, trawls the site for relevant discussions and debates, and composes them into a response. In other words, a site that sells itself as a home for “authentic human connection” is now giving humans the option to interact with an algorithm instead.
Techbros ruin everything they touch.
Reddit ending? Please, this place has survived cringe, chaos, and crypto bros it’s built different.