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pickledswimmingpool t1_j9nvxag wrote

Reply to comment by Mash_man710 in AI Reddit by johnnygetyourraygun

Most comments on reddit are still from people, even though we don't know specifically who is a bot or a human. Once we reach a threshold where you're more likely to engage with a bot than a person, what's the incentive to use reddit? We could all just talk to our AI assistant programs directly.

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Mash_man710 t1_j9ny7kz wrote

Fair point, but unless AI has lots of different opinions we'll still seek out platforms like this. If I wanted a single view I'd talk to my wife.

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pickledswimmingpool t1_j9o4wz4 wrote

You could ask AI to give you 50 opinions, one from each state. Or give you 500, 10 from each state, randomized by gender, race, income, etc.

Ask it to form an opinion based off the social media comments from your friend Dave and maybe you won't even need to talk to him about an event.

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