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[–] [email protected] 8 points 7 months ago

Instead of being this gen's September 1993, I feel like the changes being sped up by the introduction of generative models are finally forcing us into October 1993. As in: they're reverting some aspects of the internet to how they used to be.

also to an “every company that doesn’t get the most expensive AI will start lagging behind” economy.

That spells tragedy of the commons for those companies. They ruining themselves will probably have a mixed impact on us [Internet users in general].