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RE: A possible AI counter-narrative

in Popular STEMlast year

Very well pointed out! Thank you very much!

I only hesitate to agree on your first point, the choking of data while being captured in a pollution loop. The ingestion of data from the internet has not necessarily to be unvalued. It could be focussed stronger on digitalized literature from scientifical publications (in the broadest sense) than on everyone's writings. But if so, your second point will get still more weight. And in the end, we will have to de-hype the recent furor.

On the other hand, using the so called AIs more and more could gain income by implementing services one has to pay for. This could result in an ongoing development despite the fact there is not much more to improve.

The bias of AI-driven information in regard to sources with fake information plus the impact of censorship will surely get the most important facts to discuss and to observe.

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Thanks for the reply.

It could be focussed stronger on digitalized literature from scientifical publications (in the broadest sense) than on everyone's writings.

I have a feeling that scientific literature is going to be inundated with AI-generated content, too. I follow the Retraction Watch blog, and it turns out that the scientific journals struggle with many of the same sorts of inauthentic content problems that we have here on Steem.

You raise a good point that even if the quality doesn’t change, the scale certainly will increase.