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I Am An AI Hater

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ratelimitsteve ◴[] No.45044146[source]
watching the tide turn (or, more accurately, the undercurrent bubble up) on AI has been interesting
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marcosdumay ◴[] No.45044250[source]
It's interesting that the social reaction started to surface as soon as the companies failed to get more investment and decided to increase prices.

I know it was there the entire time, so what exactly was suppressing the attention towards it? Was it satisfied customers or the companies paying to deplatform the message?

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1. deadbabe ◴[] No.45044422[source]
It has nothing to do with that.

In a hype cycle, at the beginning, it is easy to harvest attention just by talking about the hype. But as more people do this, eventually the influence market is saturated.

After this point, you then will get a better ROI on attention by taking the opposite position and discussing the anti-hype. This is where we currently are with AI, the contrarians are now in style.